A DEVELOPMENT HANDBOOK
PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM,
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN RESOURCES
CONTENTS
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Section One: Introduction 4
Provides background and a brief overview of the guide
Section Two: The benefits of developing behavioural competencies 5
1. Explains why behavioural competencies are important
2. Explores the choosing of behaviours
3. Explains preparation
Section Three: Steps to developing behavioural competencies 8
1. The four stages to developing behaviours
2. Asks ’What about skills?’
3. Suggests ways to overcome possible blockages to learning
4. The overall framework within which a behaviour can be developed
Section Four: Detailed descriptions of the 13 behavioural competencies 11 Included for each competency are
■ A general definition followed by definitions specific to each level
■ Examples illustrating how a behaviour may be demonstrated, or fail to be demonstrated, in practice
■ A list of development materials and activities which suggest ways to strengthen levels of competence.
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| |12 |Leading and Developing Others |43 |
|Achievement |18 |Professional Confidence |49 |
|Analytical Thinking |21 |Relationship Building for Influence |54
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