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BUILDING A COMPETENCE
BASED CULTURE
A Proven Blueprint For Mapping
Your Human Capital Management
Needs For Achieving Strategic
Advantage
23, 24
and 25 Jan 2006
In
the new knowledge-based organisation, every employee is faced with the
challenge of being aware of and sensitive to what is expected of his or
her role and contributions to the success of the enterprise. The
approach and insights of this workshop represent invaluable tools,
techniques and training in meeting this challenge.
No other planning tool has reached the level of applicability and
sophistication as the present state-of-the-art approach to mapping and
analysing individual, team and organizational competence. Relationships
between human performance and the expectations of work and the
structure of work can be established with clarity, leading to
continuous improvement in the performance of the individual, of teams
and of the organisation. Strategic
goals and the associated human capital capabilities
can be best mapped and aligned with the use of a Line of Sight approach.
As individuals, teams and organizations embrace a competence based
approach to improving performance and competitiveness, we will then see
the emergence of a truly high performing organization with a deep and
genuine commitment to the competences of its human capital. Workshop
delegates will be involved with the use of a proven approach that will
help them learn to establish the right balance between the level of
analysis required and the actual use of the analysis results.
Key Features:
- Access to a comprehensive competency dictionary of more than 9000+ competencies
- Real case studies of companies using competency based culture to drive
performance
- Preview of Best-In-Class Competency Management Software
Target
Population : HR Directors, HR Managers and HR
personnel responsible for implementing the human capital function in
the organisation. CEOs, General Managers and other functional heads who
take and interest in developing their human capital will also benefit
from attending.
Class
size : Maximum of 20 participants
Duration
: 3 days (9am to 5pm)
Methodology
: Use of instrumentations and tools, class exercises, case
studies, management games and short lecturettes, etc. Focus
will be on a highly experiential and participative approach to learning
Programme
Outline
Human
Capital Considerations For Competitive Advantage
- The strategic function of Human
Resource in organisations
- The Human Capital Investment
Framework
- Building strategic
capabilities and aligning human competences: The Line
Of Sight Concept
- Identifying
the critical constraints and defining the
required processes with Its associated competence requirements: Group
Discussion
Competence:
What Is It and How may It Differ According to different utility and
users?
- What is the aim and the outcome of
using and analysing competence?
- Application scenarios and outcomes
- What are the outputs of analysing
competence
- The different levels
and types of competence
definition
- How can a knowledge of competences
be linked to improving business performance?
- Case Study
and Group Exercise: Turning around a
fledging company through the use of competence strategic
The
Competence Development and Mapping Process
- Process
Overview
- Determine
Objectives and Scope
- Organisation
Vision/Mission and Project Charter
- Implementation
Goals and Standards
- structural
requirements(job roles, descriptions, KPIs etc)
- ResourceRequirements
- Keyconsiderations:
make or buy , customize or adapt etc
- Self-editing of competences
with the use of the competence dictionary
Integrating
Competency Models Into HRM Systems
- Implementing
A Competence Based Training System
- Implementing
A Competence Based Selection System
- Implementing
A Competency Based Performance Management System
- Implementing
A competency Based Succession Planning System
- Exercises and Discussion
Analysis of Competence Based
Results
- Why
do we want the analysis results?
- Why
is simply producing competences may even be counter productive?
- How
do we plan our analysis?
- Developing
individual job output requirements
- Developing
comprehensive job profiles
- Web Based Group Exercises
Communicating
Purpose and Gaining Organisation Commitment
- Identifying
stakeholders and expected level of support
- Key
reasons for lack of commitment
- Positioning
the competence based program
- Prepare
a plan of approach
- Exercise: Mapping out your
communication plan
What
some past participants said:
"Very
experienced trainer and very clear and specific in his
delivery"
"He is
very knowledgeable & gives illustrative & practical
case studies"
"The trainer has
inspired me to look forward to what I can contribute to my organisation"
"This course
provides new insights to what I can apply"
"The
trainer's ability to bring in conceptual theory into some practical
'real-life' situation"
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