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Competency-Based Integrated HR Systems

Integrated Competency-Based HRD Systems (Talent Strategy):


1. Competency-Based Recruitment:

o Focus on job-person-culture fit.

2. Talent Search:

o Identify high potentials and assess competencies.

3. Training and Development:

o Develop high-potential employees.

4. Career Planning and Fast-Track Growth:

o Provide clear career pathways and opportunities for accelerated development.

5. Succession Planning:

o Prepare for key position transitions.

6. Performance Management, Rewards, and Recognition Systems:

o Ensure alignment with competencies and motivate employees effectively.

Hogan Assessments give you that tipping point


 Psychometric Assessments

 Hogan

 MBTI

 Firo B

 Belbin

 Leadership Style

 Service Excellence Orientation

 Behavioural Event:

o Interviews

o Simulations

o In-basket

o Role plays

o Video games

o Escape rooms
o Snow White storyboarding

o AI & online assessment

Competencies as part of Holistic theory of Personality


 McClelland described a theory of personality as comprised of the relationships among a
person’s unconscious motives, self-schema, and observed behavioural patterns.

 Goleman (1995) developed the concept of EI (Emotional Intelligence) and, in 2006, Social
Intelligence.

 A person’s experience overtakes or rewires neural circuits.

Diagram
 Inputs to Competencies:

 Mission, Strategy, Culture: Define the organization's purpose and direction.

 Core Values, Objectives, Tasks: Guide behavior and performance expectations.

 Role of Competencies:

 Act as a central element connecting organizational objectives to outcomes.

 Outputs of Competencies:

 Targeted Selection (Star Performers): Identifying and hiring individuals with key
competencies.

 Simplified Performance Management: Streamlining performance assessment processes by


focusing on competency-based criteria.

 Laser-Focused Career Development: Providing clear pathways for growth and skill
enhancement based on required competencies.

 Outcomes:

 Increased Productivity: Enhancing workforce efficiency.

 Results: Achieving organizational goals effectively.

 Return on Investment (ROI): Maximizing the value derived from competency-focused


initiatives.

Significant Findings:
 Wolff 2008: Research highlights that individuals conducting competency validation studies
across various countries find that important distinguishing competencies often tend to be
generic.
 A major development in understanding the effect of competencies on performance came from
complexity theory. Specifically, McClelland raised the question: "How often do you need to show
a competency to 'tip' you into outstanding performance?"

Changes in type of AC DC Content

 Unilever uses a combination of online games and video interviews to assess candidates.

 The online games are designed to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and social traits.

 Video interviews, analyzed by AI, assess candidates' responses and facial expressions to
determine their fit for the role.

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