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 <note>TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface
Section One: Understanding Competencies
Chapter 1 - Introduction
What are competencies?
Two terms
Confusion
Clarification
 1 Competency
 2 Competence
 3 Two more terms
 4 The SMR perspective

Why competencies?
 1 Organisational issues
 2 Employee issues
 3 The linkage between competency and performance

Competency management
The SMR experience

Chapter 2 - Competency Models
What are models?
 1 Facts, inferences, and constructs
 2 Examples of models

Competency models and four questions
 1 Need for a competency model
 2 Strategies for model building
 3 Available financial and human resources
 4 Significance of stakeholders
 5 Developing a model

The Boyatzis model for effective performance
 1 Competencies and performance
 2 Causal and associational links493
 3 Competency clusters

Competency model - the SMR view
 1 The Roman Pavilion competency framework

Section Two : Competency Implementation Approach
Chapter 3- Competency Implementation
Introduction
Getting management buy in
 1 Get explicit support
 2 Project scope document
 3 Discussion on action plan
 4 Initiate pilots

Implementing the project plan
 1 Project team
 2 Establishing business rules

Competency profiling
 1 Creating the competency dictionary
 2 Competency mapping
 3 Competency matrix
 4 Assessment
 5 Data management
 6 Sustaining competency management

Chapter 4 - SMR Experience
SMR approach
 1 Position
 2 Person
 3 Programmes
 4 Assessment
 5 Gap analysis
 6 Evaluation

SMR&amp;rsquo;s Six steps in implementing competency projects
 1 Commencement
 2 Development
 3 Pilot
 4 Roll out
 5 Linking to applications
 6 Conclusion

Learning from field experiences
 1 Types of users
 2 Factors affecting success or failure of competency project

Section Three
Glossary
Frequently asked questions
Bibliography
About SMR&#13;
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