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ATTRIBUTE 3 PEOPLE

How well we plan, manage, develop and release the knowledge and full potential of our people in order to support our strategy and the effective operation of our processes

INDICATOR 3.1

We use selection procedures to recruit people and then identify, develop and sustain their competencies in line with the needs of the business

This indicator relates to how the organisation recruits people and then, subsequently manages, develops and releases the knowledge and full potential of those people in order to maximise their contribution to the effective achievement of organisational goals.

SELF SCORE

Questions to consider include:

  • How effective is the approach to recruiting and selecting people?
  • Is there a recognised process for managing and integrating the various stages of the recruitment and selection procedure?
  • Are managers trained in interviewing skills to ensure a consistent and equitable approach during the selection of people?
  • Is there a systematic approach to people development?
  • Is there an effective performance appraisal system?
  • How well are training and people development activities aligned with needs of the business?
  • How is the effectiveness of training and development programmes monitored and measured?

NEXT STEPS ACTIONS TO DEVELOP OUR CAPABILITY

Where we plan to be in 12 months

Actions to consider include:

  • Review the recruitment and selection process to ensure the integration of all aspects (eg advertising, identifying competencies, interviewing etc).
  • Ensure that those who interview potential recruits possess the skills to conduct equitable, competency-based interviews.
  • Ensure that training and development activities are aligned with organisational goals and needs.
  • Consider the establishment of dedicated training and development personnel.
  • Ensure the proactive role of managers in developing their staff.
  • Establish a systematic management development programme.
  • Ensure that the appraisal system is forward looking to address individual needs, in addition to looking back to identify achievement.
  • Ensure training and development activities are reviewed and evaluated for their effectiveness.