In this perspective, the ability to attract the external resources, to put them into their intangible assets, generates a distinctive high-level competence, often superior to any other distinctive competency in the company (Barney 1991).
We used self-assessed competence as a surrogate for determining resident competency in the role of health advocate, but self-assessment has never been validated in the literature for this purpose.
Where was this competency in the second set?
"Put the competency in the middle and think about every time you've used it (inside and outside of work).
Educational research is fairly clear on this: teachers with experience; teachers with strong preparation in both pedagogy and content knowledge; and teachers with cultural competency in the communities where they are teaching.
Some experienced New York lawyers said that for Mr. Vance, the case was an opportunity, not so much for a high-profile conviction as to show competency in the political aspect of his job.
Collaboration becomes an essential competency in the current knowledge society.
dNote that competency in the literal sense is sufficiency of abilities in a given domian.
Socio-emotional intelligence is a core competency in the field of higher military education.
Cisco recognized that the computing and television worlds were converging and that it would have to couple its competency in the data networking world with competency in the video world.
The spatial skills are a core competency in the new engineering degrees belonging to the European Space for Higher Education.
