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What Is a Competency Model? Expert Guidance on Developing Yours

AIHR

A competency model can be a powerful tool for HR and organizations to ensure employees have the right skills and knowledge to meet business goals. It can enable you to address skills gaps, improve hiring decisions, and support employee development. Contents What is a competency model? When do you need a competency model?

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Mentoring and Coaching in the Workplace: Examples & Best Practices for 2025

Engagedly

It helps to develop and enhance their skills professionally and personally and provides a guided path towards the targeted goals. It directly benefits the employees to discover and embrace the truth about themselves and helps to explore by setting order and improving competencies.

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Novartis Malaysia's 'Unbossed' workplace culture

People Matters

By positioning itself as a purpose-driven enterprise focused on societal impact and employee empowerment, Novartis aims to attract top scientific, digital, and commercial talent, competing effectively with sectors often perceived as more glamorous, like technology and finance.

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How to Choose the Right Talent Management System: A Complete Guide for HR Leaders

Peoplebox

Gamified learning modules, leaderboards, and peer collaboration Leadership and Career Development 1. Competency and skill gap analysis 3. Outlines potential career trajectories within the organization Workforce Planning 1. Tracks employee competencies, availability, and readiness for new roles 2.

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HR Summer Reading List: 6 L&D Must-Reads | ClearCompany

ClearCompany HRM

Blog Post: The Importance of Training and Development Why are employee training and development still some of the most powerful tools in your HR toolkit? This must-read blog post breaks down the difference between training your employees and supporting their career development. This isn’t just a theory.

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How one CHRO uses skill-based hiring to not only recruit but retain talent

HR Brew

Skills-based hiring, or hiring that evaluates candidates based on competencies and skills, has taken off: 70% of employers consider skills more effective when evaluating candidates than résumés, according to a report from pre-employment assessment platform Test Gorilla. Skills and competencies.

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Organizational Talent Pools: 4 Steps to Developing Employees

HR Bartender

(Editor’s Note: Today’s article is an excerpt from my new book, “ The Recruiter’s Handbook: A Complete Guide for Sourcing, Selecting, and Engaging the Best Talent “ (SHRM, 2018) SHRM members can order a discounted copy at the SHRMStore. With unemployment rates hitting record lows, there’s lots of talk about developing internal talent.