Competencies for Working Remotely
Yes—both the competencies and formats can be tailored to reflect your organization’s mission, culture, values, and business strategy, ensuring the tools remain highly relevant and consistently applicable across departments, roles, and organizational levels.
Competency-Based Career Planning
Download Workitect’s Competency-Based Career Planning Kit—a practical self-assessment guide with forms and templates to identify strengths, choose competencies to develop, and build clear development goals. Includes planning diagrams, selectors, and action plans.
Competencies Add Value That Executives Can See
Seven Factors To Consider Before Implementing Competency-Based Talent Management Job competency models describe what superior performers actually do on a job that produces superior results. Armed with this information, selection, [...]
Understanding General and Technical Competencies
For an organization to thrive, its general and technical competencies must be very clear to the decision-makers. Only after knowing your company's strengths and weaknesses can you work towards improvements [...]
Assessing Competencies
Why Competency Assessment is Important Competencies are the skills and personal characteristics that enable people to achieve superior performance. Competency-based assessment and development processes are designed to improve people’s productivity [...]
INTEGRATING KEY HR & TALENT MANAGEMENT PROCESSES
Workitect, Inc. provides research-based human resource assessment and development consulting services to help organizations to improve their performance and to attract, develop, and retain talent.
Workitect License Options and Fees
LICENSING AND SERVICES A Workitect intellectual property license enables organizations to embed competency language into existing systems, leverage familiar technology to streamline new program initiatives, and gain buy-in for [...]
Time Required to Build a Job Competency Model
An example of process for building a job competency model using Workitect’s Six-Step Model Building Process