Behaviours

Makes Informed Decisions

Makes informed decisions based on this analysis, taking into account potential risks and benefits.

Behaviours

Makes Informed Decisions

Describe a scenario where your ability to gather and analyse diverse information led to a successful decision.

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Makes Informed Decisions

Makes informed decisions based on this analysis, taking into account potential risks and benefits.

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THINKING Better The Deck QUESTIONS TO ASSESS FOR COMPETENCY; 1. Describe a scenario where your ability to gather and analyse diverse information led to a successful decision. What were the key data points considered? 2. How do you ensure that decisions are well-rounded by considering various perspectives and potential risks and benefits? Provide an example. 3. Explain an instance where your decision-making considered both immediate impacts and long-term consequences, leading to a sustainable solution. 4. Share experiences where peers or team members sought your advice for information analysis and decision-making. How did your insights contribute to the situation? M A K E S I N F O R M E D D E C I S I O N S REFER TO COACHING ROUND THREE INSTRUCTIONS

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Round 3 - Connect to Competencies Translate capability needs into observable behaviours that can be sorted and coached.

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