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Engaging and developing talent with competencies

January 12, 2017

“Engaging and Developing Talent with Competencies” looks at career development from a competency-based perspective and breaks down the key elements of a successful program.

The ebook includes a review of the latest trends and practical information on how to build a competency framework that supports engaging, self-directed career pathways. You’ll also find a self-assessment checklist to help you evaluate the health and vitality of your current career development program.

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- Multi-Level Competencies: Building a Foundation for Strategic HR (Beginner)
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