Developing a competency gap analysis involves determining the required skill levels and the current levels of the skills in the desired areas. The difference between the current levels and the desired levels is the gap. An analyst determines the necessary requirements for moving from the current skill levels to the desired levels. Basically, a competency gap analysis asks and finds answers to the following questions: What are the skills you wish to have? What are the skills you already have? What are the differences between the two levels? What do you have to do to reduce the differences and close the gap?
A competency could be any knowledge, skill, or ability demonstrated through behavior that results in job performance. Competencies are not job descriptions. A job description looks at what and analyzes elements of the job. A competency model focuses on how. MSTC team could use competency gap analysis tool to develop positions' profiles in your company & help the candidate plan for a position.
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The following template could be used as a guideline to develop a competency profile for a particular position:
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Leadership | Creating vision, establish direction, develop strategy, and lead implementation | |||||
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Managerial | The ability to manage functions, plan and delegate work, and execute against a plan | |||||
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Decision Making/ Problem Solving | Breaks down problems into components & recognizes how to solve problem according to a certain plan | |||||
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Coaching | Providing timely guidance & feedback to help others strengthen knowledge/skills needed to accomplish a task or solve a problem | |||||
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Interpersonal | The ability to communicate and listen effectively | |||||
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Conflict Management | Using appropriate interpersonal styles & techniques to reduce tension & conflict between two or more people | |||||
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Personal/Individual | Self-awareness, integrity, commitment | |||||
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This information could be used to design a Candidate Training and Development Plan.