WHAT IS A JOB COMPETENCY ? It is a body of knowledge, skill and attitude. It gets reflected in the job. It is related to superior performance. It enables.

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WHAT IS A JOB COMPETENCY ? It is a body of knowledge, skill and attitude. It gets reflected in the job. It is related to superior performance. It enables a person to perform the required job better than others.

INGREDIENTS OF COMPETENCIES KNOWLEDGE: Collection & retention of information & facts SKILLS: Abilities to master the system & sequence of behavior (Hard & Soft Skills) MOTIVES: Internal states resulting from need. Activate behavior. TRAITS: Characteristics ways in which a person responds

ENTREPRENEURIAL COMPETENCIES : MAJOR CLUSTERS ACHIEVEMENT Initiative Seeing & acting on opportunities Persistence Information seeking Concern for high quality of work Commitment to work contract Efficiency Orientation THINKING & PROBLEM Systematic Planning SOLVING Problem Solving PERSONAL MATURITY Self - Confidence INFLUENCE Persuasion Use of Influence Strategies DIRECTING & Assertiveness CONTROLLING Monitoring OTHERS Concern for Others’ Welfare

INITIATIVE TAKING ACTIONS THAT GO BEYOND JOB REQUIREMENTS OR DEMANDS OF THE SITUATION. Doing things on own before being asked for; or being forced to by events. Taking actions to expand the business into new areas, products or services.

SEEING AND ACTING ON OPPORTUNITIES Seeing and acting on opportunities for business development or for personal growth. Seizing unusual opportunities to obtain and mobilise necessary resources. LOOKING FOR AND TAKING ACTIONS TO SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES.

PERSISTENCE Taking suitable actions in the face of a significant obstacle. Ensuring all efforts to solve a problem or barrier. TAKING REPEATED ACTIONS TO OVERCOME OBSTACLES THAT GET IN THE WAY OF ACHIEVING GOALS.

INFORMATION SEEKING Personally undertaking a research or analysis to find out answer of some problem. Seeking information to clarify what is needed. Using contacts & networks to obtain desired information. TAKING ACTION ON OWN TO HELP REACH OBJECTIVES.

CONCERN FOR HIGH QUALITY OF WORK Stating a desire to produce work of high quality. Comparing own/ company’s work favourably to that of others. Making all out efforts to ensure the quality of products or services. DOING THINGS THAT MEET OR BEAT EXISTING STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE.

COMMITMENT TO WORK CONTRACT Taking extra-ordinary efforts or making personal sacrifices to complete a job. Accepting full responsibility for failures, if any. Expressing utmost concern for the customers. Readiness to work even at workers’ places to get work done. PLACING HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR GETTING A JOB COMPLETED.

EFFICIENCY ORIENTATION Using information or business tools to increase personal or professional efficiency. Expressing concern for assessing costs versus rewards of some improvements, changes or action. CONSTANTLY LOOKING FOR WAYS TO DO THINGS FASTER OR WITH FEWER RESOURCES OR AT A LESSER COST.

SYSTEMATIC PLANNING Breaking a large task down into several sub-tasks. Developing plans after duly anticipating obstacles. Evaluating alternatives on merits and demerits. Taking a logical and systematic approach to activities, in general. DEVELOPING AND USING LOGICAL, STEP- BY-STEP PLANS TO REACH GOALS.

PROBLEM SOLVING Identifying the root-cause of the problem or objectives. Developing strategy in the light of objectives, resources and constraints. Keeping alternatives, wherever necessary. Generating new ideas or innovative solutions IDENTIFYING AND APPLYING NEW AND POTENTIALLY UNIQUE IDEAS TO REACH THE GOALS.

SELF-CONFIDENCE Expressing confidence in own ability to complete a task. Sticking with own judgement in the face of opposition or early lack of success. Doing something for which chances of success are not very fair. HAVING A STRONG BELIEF IN SELF AND OWN ABILITIES.

PERSUASION Convincing someone successfully to do something else than what he/she would have done. Selling someone a product or service. Making someone agree to provide resources on extra- ordinary conditions. Asserting own confidence & competence in personal or company’s strengths. PERSUADING OTHERS SUCCESSFULLY

USE OF INFLUENCE STRATEGIES Developing professional or business contacts. Using influential people to get own things done. Carefully limiting the information to be given to others. Using others’ authority and resources to influence or persuade others. USING A VARIETY OF STRATEGIES TO INFLUENCE OTHERS SUCCESSFULLY.

ASSERTIVENESS Speaking politely but firmly. Telling others clearly what they have to do. Reprimanding those who fail to perform as expected, however close they may be. CONFRONTING PROBLEMS AND ISSUES WITH OTHERS DIRECTLY

MONITORING Ensuring that the work is completed or it is of high quality. Personally supervising all aspects of the work. Developing a system of supervision & monitoring. ENSURING SMOOTH PROGRESS OF PROJECT OR WORK

CONCERN FOR OTHERS’ WELFARE Taking actions to improve the welfare of society. Responding positively to employees’ specific needs. Having a concern for the welfare of employees and their families. HAVING A CONCERN & TAKING SUITABLE ACTIONS TO IMPROVE OTHERS’ WELFARE.