Judgement/Decision-making

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bullet2 Common Competencies across levels

bullet3 Integrity

Competency Definition: Acts with uncompromising ethics and honesty at all times, in all situations, both professionally and personally.

Key Indicators: Demonstrates trustworthy behaviour based on personal accountability and sound ethics.


SMS Alignment: Acts with Integrity.


bullet3 Self-Awareness & Self-Regulation

Competency Definition: Knowing and managing one's own emotions, strengths, weaknesses, passions, interests, and values.

Key Indicators: Holds oneself accountable; Takes tough stands even if they are unpopular.


SMS Alignment: Accepts responsibility for own decisions; Makes tough decisions when necessary; Acts with Integrity.

bullet3 Analytical and Conceptual Thinking

Competency Definition: Systematically investigating, studying, or otherwise breaking down a problem using logical reasoning and drawing accurate and appropriate conclusion.

Key Indicators: Conducts appropriate analyses and research from which to draw appropriate conclusions.


SMS Alignment: Identifies the key issues in a complex situation, analyses problems and makes sound decisions.


bullet3 Judgement

Competency Definition: Makes effective, realistic, and impactful decisions based on logical inferences, experiences, and the consideration of implications, alternatives, and consequences.

Key Indicators: Makes logical and well thought out decisions; Considers possible implications and alternatives when making decisions and takes into account others' perspectives before making a decision; Strategically weighs the consequences and severity of his/her options before making a decision; Identify the issues, conduct research and gather relevant information and hypothesise potential solutions before making a decision.


SMS Alignment: Identifies the key issues in a complex situation, analyses problems and makes sound decisions; Evaluates pros and cons of alternatives and the impact of decisions on others and on the organization.