Problems with the Identification of Enterprise Competencies and the Implications for Assessment and Development.

Caird, Sally

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Publication Date: 1992

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Problems with the Identification of Enterprise Competencies and the Implications for Assessment and Development.

Caird, Sally

Management Education and Development, v23 n1 p6-17 Spr 1992

Although there is no established or accepted definition of enterprise, enterprise competencies have broader applications than entrepreneurship. Assessment methods for identifying competencies include critical incidents technique, job function analysis, behaviorally anchored rating scales, and Morgan's action research approach. (SK)

Descriptors: Action Research, Competence, Critical Incidents Method, Entrepreneurship, Job Performance, Job Skills, Management Development, Personality Traits, Task Analysis

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