Defining and assessing competencies for competency‐based, outcome‐focused management development

Abstract

This paper suggests that competency‐based, outcome‐focused management development and education programs might benefit from redirecting the non‐technical subjects away from emphasis on theories and skills, to emphasis on the decisions which managers have to make. To do this effectively, there is a need for defining the types of decisions, for organizing the knowledge and skills for making these decisions, and for a model that permits a pedagogically sound process for learning the many concepts that have to be mastered. In addition to the paper, the Peernet reviewer’s comments are provided, as well as a response to them.

Citation

Rausch, E., Sherman, H. and Washbush, J.B. (2002), "Defining and assessing competencies for competency‐based, outcome‐focused management development", Journal of Management Development, Vol. 21 No. 3, pp. 184-200. https://doi.org/10.1108/02621710210420264