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Bill Richards
Strategy Consultant, Australia
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Identify Competencies First
I find the leadership pipeline a useful model to identify the leadership and management competences required at the respective levels.
I am trying to identify firstly the overall leadership and management competencies required, along with the levels of competence at each transition. It then starts to make sense in terms of a strong development tool.
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Anton Verwey
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Competencies per Level
Bill, we have built numerous models for clients that articulate leadership/management competencies across different levels of work (based on SST). Will be happy to send you some examples.
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Bill Richards
Strategy Consultant, Australia
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Indentifying Leadership Competencies
@Anton Verwey: Not too sure whether I came back to you on this, but I would be very interested to see some of the models you have built. I realise that there is IP attached to them, so will understand if you are unable to share here. I believe that we need to take a much closer look at the whole leadership issue, particularly in light of some of the disasters that have occurred in business over the past decade. Look forward to hearing from you.
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Fleur Simon
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SST Competencies
Hi Anton, please could you send me the competencie (...)
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