In a recent blog, we explored the Measurement of Competency Based Outcomes where we explained the importance of evaluating the outcomes of your competency-based HR applications.
The time to plan your evaluation is before you implement the competencies, so that you are assured of having the right information to measure results.
There are four ways to measure results:
To help you with your planning, here is a simple checklist of ways in which you can measure outcomes. In this blog, I explore the first two ways, and in a subsequent blog, I will explore the more complex ways.
Project Execution – The simplest measure is to evaluate did the HR team do what it said it would do?
Example questions related to Recruitment and Selection
Qualitative Data Sampling – involves obtaining input from employees and managers on the effectiveness of using competencies. Usually anecdotal feedback is sought via interviews.
Example questions
All of these outcomes can and should be measured. For information on Planning a Successful Competency Initiative with KPIs, please see: Webinar Archive: Panel Q&A Session – Planning a Successful Competency Initiative.
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