Sentence examples for concrete competencies from inspiring English sources
On the flip side, employers are often stuck guessing if a particular certification actually reflects concrete competencies and whether an applicant is really prepared for the job.
While soft competency is often seen as crucial for the success of global software development projects, the concrete competence requirements remain unknown.
While 'global ratings provide a more faithful reflection of expertise than detailed checklists' 26 and expert assessors are able to evaluate these holistic skills, 27 assessors were also provided with two to three concrete behaviours per competency to look for when rating learners.
"What will count is competencies — very concrete things that you have achieved".
Wheeler: In a really concrete way, one of the competencies you have to prove in your silk application is a commitment to diversity.
Linking these competencies to core tasks makes them more concrete and increases the chances of interpreting them unambiguously, which in turn can aid learning trajectories in both business and education.
This manuscript generates concrete evidence to support the WHO 2010 recommendation focusing on the graduates' competencies.
A part of the general problem may be that so-called "generic skills" or competencies are difficult to define and measure and thus to handle in concrete terms.
Sibby Anderson Thompkins, director of postdoctoral affairs at University of North Carolina (UNC), Chapel Hill, advises using the National Postdoctoral Association's Core Competencies document and the checklist at the end of it (scim.ag/1pmZp9l) as a concrete way to discuss professional development and specific skills goals with postdoctoral advisors.
In research conducted in Japan on advance directives making in the event of terminal illness, Asai [ 19] suggested that Japanese terminally patients, despite having competency to do so, might not actually be able to make their advance directives concrete enough to guide physician's decisions.
