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Strengths:

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  • Leadership and Supervision

  • Coaching and Mentoring

  • Clarifying Roles

  • Sets Conditions for Positive Change

  • Available to Multiple Stakeholders

  • Current in Technology

  • Builds Realistic Relationships

  • Manages Diversity

  • Keeps an Open Mind

  • Addresses Power

  • Comfortable with Ambiguity

  • Sets Conditions for Positive Change

  • Focuses on Relevance and Flexibility

  • Presentation Skills

  • Budgeting

  • Evaluation

  • Talent Acquisition and Onboarding

  • Performance Improvement

  • Career Development

  • Mentoring Emotional Intelligence

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Competency Model Retrieved from SHRM (2016).

Areas for Improvement:

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  • Clarifying Data Needs

  • Working with Large Systems

  • Integrating Theory and Practice

  • Needs Analysis

  • Develop Global and Cultural Confidence

Improvement Strategies:

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  • Seek Out a Mentor with Expertise in Needs Analysis and Clarifying Data Needs

  • Participate in Conferences and Training Opportunities

  • Volunteer at Red Cross HRD Department

  • Engage in Self-Directed Learning Using Books, Videos, and Seminars

  • Remain a Member and Stay Involved in SHRM

  • Create and Host Multi-Cultural Team Building Exercises

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HRD Competencies

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