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MODELS
BY
MALATHI.
N 12 MD
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COMPETENCY
competency is described as "a cluster of knowledge,
skills, abilities, behaviors, and attitudes related to job success
and failure " (Byham & Moyer, 2000; Cooper, 2000; Green,
1999; Lucia & Lepsinger, 1999;
Parry, 1996 ).
This new behavioral approach creates what "good" competencies
might look like. Characteristics of a set of useful competency
list are,
1) Exhibiting job-relatedness,
2) Observable and measurable against well-accepted
job standards or criteria,
3) Being improved via training and development, and
4) Providing insights on determining how capable or
fitness a
person is to a job and an organization.
Impact Of Three-level Competencies On
Business Results
Organizational
Vision& Mission
Organizational
structure & culture
HR processes based on competencies -Mc Lagan
STRATEGIES FOR BUILDING COMPETENCY MODELS
5. They are developed top down rather than bottom up like job
analysis.
2. Functional Competency -built around key business areas -focused and specific efforts
Model -applies to all employees in target -considers on technical aspects
functions -often used for a single job or
positions
3. Job/Role Competency -applies to specific roles in -unifying, useful in a team-based
Model organizations organizations
- identifies both core and specific -narrow if applied to a single job
competencies less cost effective if outdated
- time consuming
4. Multiple-Job Model -provides a common set of generic -getting popular but most difficult
competencies to implement and explain
-can be used with several jobs for a -needs close management supports
longer period and HR champions
-applied to a wide range of -a quick, low-cost approach
employee groups -customized for individual jobs
HR Professional Framework
The HR Professional Framework will help to identify
the person in relation to the roles.
The purpose of the framework is to help think about the
direction you would like to take as you pursue a career within
the HR profession.
It can be a useful reference in building the Individual
Development Plan (IDP) with the manager, coach or mentor.
The HRM Competency Model features 24 general
competencies, categorized into three HR Professional Roles,
plus the Leader Role.
I-Core Competency Model:
• CUSTOMER FOCUS
• PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
• PLANNING & USE OF RESOURCES
• COMMUNICATION
• STRATEGIC THINKING
& MANAGING CHANGE
• SELF MANAGEMENT
• LEADERSHIP
• TEAM AND
PARTNERSHIP
WORKING
II-Functional Competency Model
Roles of the HR
Professional
1. Technical
Specialist
2. Advisor
3. Strategic
Partner
4. Leader
The seven criticalgeneral competenciesin the
ADVISOR ROLE are:
• Creative Thinking
• Client Engagement / Change Management
• Decision Making
• Flexibility
• Influencing/Negotiating
• Project Management
• Reasoning
III-Job/Role Competency Model
SPECIFIC ROLES OF ADVISOR:
• Advisor Apprentice
• Advisor Practitioner
• Advisor Expert
Advisor Apprentice:
• Has a moderate level of strategic ability and only a
limited
familiarity with technical HR operations.
Advisor Expert
• Has a high level of technical ability and a
moderate familiarity with strategic HR operations.
• Serves as an excellent advisor to experienced
and novice HR leaders.
• With a little more strategic training, the
Advisory Expert can likely be an effective HR leader.
Training Managers
5. Resourcing Activities Be a tool for assessment with indicators and proficiency level.
10. Career, Succession, Support for career mobility and individual development plan.
Placement
Byham &Moyer, 2000; Dubois,1998; Lucia & Lepsinger,l999; Zwell, 2000
CONCLUSION: