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Gregory Ronczewski Gregory Ronczewski

The unfinished post

A few thoughts on how the unfinished state of things promotes the discovery of new potential through a reflection of how our approach has changed against time.

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Who gets to define a skill?

Competency models, all rely on skills and skill definitions. This raises the critical question, who gets to define a skill? To answer this question we need to know a few things. What is a skill term and how are they used? Who is concerned with the definition of a skill and how does it impact others? We conclude by inviting you to think about how you define your own key skills

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The performance improvement cycle

Skill and competency management lives in the context of the performance improvement cycle. This is a model we developed for one of our customers that wanted to see how all of the different parts of its learning and development programs fit together. Let's dive deeper into the various components of this model

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Core, Emergent and Future Skills

When asking the question "what skills will i need tomorrow", organizations must understand the core skills applied today, the emerging skills that are developing in their workforce and the future skills that will need to be leveraged tomorrow. Companies that want to go beyond their core skills insights can, develop a resilient and differentiated workforce for the challenges ahead.

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Gregory Ronczewski Gregory Ronczewski

Do words have colour?

In the age where the initial screens of talent acquisition are processed by automated systems, we explore the applications of words to skill data visualizations

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Gregory Ronczewski Gregory Ronczewski

Are you afraid of heights?

A Competency Model being a constantly evolving record that resembles how we access our memories by constantly re-constructing a record, always different.

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