As a conservative donor, DeVos and her family have given millions to Senate Republicans, though she's raised questions on both sides of the aisle as to her competency for the nation's top education job.
Maxwell & Westerfield (2002) argue that an entrepreneur's innovativeness, which is an aspect of his/ her competencies, depends largely on the level of his/her formal education as well as prior managerial experience.
Cathy Benko, the chief talent officer at Deloitte and the mother of two, says one of her "core competencies" as a parent stemmed from her years in the workplace.
I have reviewed each page of Doe's trial transcript, presentence report, probation reports, deposition transcript, and other documents she and the government provided to me for a holistic view of her character and competency today.
In addition, whenever and wherever I can build my relationship with my daughter and highlight areas of her strength and competency (e.g. "You are kind and loving to your animals. Max just loves it when you brush him and show him he is loved")., I do so!
Blogger John Cole says Mrs Clinton has made another "unforced error" that calls into question the competency of her nascent campaign.
"Her brilliancy, penetration, originality, wisdom, character and the fine literary competencies of her pen — they are all there".
Reince Priebus, chair of the Republican National Committee, said: "The FBI's summary of their interview with Hillary Clinton is a devastating indictment of her judgment, honesty and basic competency.
Hope is a wonderful character in her lack of competency; she's not a typical YA heroine who has her act together and is fully prepared for the peril she's about to face.
In addition, there are complex overlaps between metacognition research and other research arenas focused on self-regulated learning (an individual's ability to take control of his or her learning; Schraw et al., 2006) and self-efficacy (an individual's conceptualization of his or her own competency; Bandura, 1977).
