@JoniDGoodman A8 - I agree. Sustainment is important. It is often the difference in building competence. Too often some hoped for change by a single event.
@ATDHouston A8. A competency grid would provide a less-subjective strategy to differentiate employees and provide growth targets. The grid would show the relationships between outputs—which are considered more valuable to a function or organization. #ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston A7. Achievement of competence may require competency programs. Competency programs focus on common behaviors experts or leaders think are needed for displaying desired competence. #ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston@JoniDGoodman I find it easier to talk about specific outputs needing skills, such as teamwork, rather than making a general statement that building teamwork skills will help your organization.#ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston A6. Competence is achieved because a person has mastered a set of Competencies (behaviors or skills) that lead to the production of the desired output. The set of Competencies may vary per person. #ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston A5. We show competence by consistently producing a desired output, meeting the criteria of that output. Desired outputs are a result of competence. #ATDHOUChat
@GoodfriendAssoc A leadership skill in isolation has much less value than the skill being part of successful completion of several different outputs.#ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston A4. Yes, when competence is tied to an output stated as a countable noun, clarified with criteria that show when it counts and metrics that show how often it is achieved. #ATDHOUChat
@ATDHouston A3. No, when consider competency as a behavior. Our measurement of another’s behavior is too tied to our own personal experiences. Each rater will have personal bias. #ATDHOUChat