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work group has developed a competencies list
that you can use to build a leadership/management competency model. We drew
on a wide variety of existing models. You can choose among the competencies
and edit the behavioral descriptions to meet your needs. We have chosen
to use behavioral descriptions to define the competencies. Behavioral statements
provide a more specific standard for determining whether the competency
is present. There are drawbacks to this approach, however. For example,
it is not possible to be comprehensive in terms of the behaviors that might
demonstrate the competency. (3)
We have also provided
sample competency group headings in Section
4 that you might find useful. In some cases, you may find that an
individual competency on our listing would be more appropriate as a competency
group heading. Also see links to other sites for competency models from
other states, the federal government, Canada, and Australia.
See the following
sites for competencies and competency models:
Competencies
List on this site.
NYS
Department of Civil Service
http://www.cs.ny.gov/announ/mainpages/Prom%20Test%20Bat%20Guide/
promtestbatguidesection1.htm#formidlevelhighlevelmanagers
Competencies tested on the Promotion
Test Batteries for Mid-Level and High-Level Managers and Administrators
NYS
Office of Children and Family Services
Management competencies
State
of Kansas
http://da.state.ks.us/ps/documents/comp/Definition%20and%20Descriptor%20Guide.pdf
State of Kansas Competency Model: Definitions and Examples of Behavioral
Competencies. (This document may not be accessible to the visually impaired.)
State
of Michigan
http://www.state.mi.us/mdcs/OPE/group4comp.htm
Group Four and
SES Leadership Competencies Definitions & Key Actions - competencies
for higher level managers and leaders.
Http://www.state.mi.us/mdcs/OPE/group3mgrcomp.htm
Group Three Manager Competencies Definitions & Key Actions - competencies
for middle managers.
Http://www.state.mi.us/mdcs/OPE/group3supcomp.htm
Group Three Supervisor Competencies Definitions & Key Actions
State
of Washington
Http://hr.dop.wa.gov/workforceplanning/compprof.htm
Competency Profile Suggestions. This includes links to competency profiles
for mid-level managers and others.
Http://hr.dop.wa.gov/workforceplanning/mgmtcomp.htm
Core competencies for mid-level managers.
US
Office of Personnel Management
Http://www.opm.gov/ses/define.html
Competencies for the Senior Executive Service.
Public
Service Commission of Canada
Http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/cap/03/mgnarr_e.htm#III
The site has five categories of management competencies with a total of
14 competencies with definitions.
Http://www.managers-gestionnaires.gc.ca/career_development/competency_profiles/menu_e.shtml
This includes middle management competencies listed in interactive learning,
narrative and summary formats.
Northern
Territory Government of Australia
http://www.nt.gov.au/ocpe/documents/publications/hr-info-series/infoseries13.htm
Office of the Commissioner for Public Employment. Updated Executive Officer
Competencies.
Competing
Values Framework
This framework
is used in GOER's "Challenges in Supervision and Management"
training courses. Http://www.goer.state.ny.us/Train/currprogsvc/infochallandpsfstrnrs.html
Also see Becoming a Master
Manager: A Competency Framework.
Workforce:
HR Trends & Tools for Business Results, an online
publication.
Http://www.workforce.com/archive/article/23/11/74.php
31 Core Competencies Explained: Major competencies for which employers
look, along with some of the behaviors associated with each.
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