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Enhances organisational understanding
of the key tasks and behaviours required to ensure success |
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Allows stakeholders to input to the process,
enhancing ‘buy in’ |
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Produces a report clarifying the key tasks and
'success behaviours' for the role as it is now |
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Can be mapped onto the organisation's own competency
set or leadership profile, enabling integration with other HR
systems |
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Details relevant interview questions for selection
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In response to the evolving world of work, our clients have highlighted
to us the need for a quick yet accurate method of analysing roles.
The Blueprint™ Role Profiling Process meets
this need through a rigorous, interactive and practical process.
The process is particularly relevant when used to support recruitment
or development, especially where a role is new or operating in a
changing landscape, either organisational or external.
Profiling new and existing roles enhances alignment, thereby improving
organisational performance. Do all the key stakeholders want the
same outputs from a particular role? Are the behaviours required
from a role the same as those needed five years ago? Is the selection
process rigorous and yet consensual?
The Blueprint™ Role Profiling process brings
together key stakeholders for debate and agreement concerning a
particular role and how it affects the organisation on a micro and
macro level. Using an interactive, stimulating and structured workshop
approach, facilitated by an experienced Wickland Westcott consultant,
the process:
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clarifies deliverables for the role |
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reviews the key tasks, knowledge and skills needed
to achieve these |
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defines the behaviours required. |
The output report can be used for recruitment, development and
evaluation, and is all the more valuable because of its participative,
360º approach.
Using the input of (typically) three to eight key stakeholders,
and taking approximately three hours to complete, the group is led
by the facilitator to surface differences in perspective and clarify
both future and present requirements. Afterwards a report is produced
which details the desired tasks and optimum behaviours, along with
an objective, narrative, description of the role. This report can
be mapped on to your own competency set/leadership profile to ease
integration with other management processes.
Blueprint™ significantly reduces the risk
of incorrect selection criteria and enhances the effectiveness of
performance evaluation for the organisation.
“The Wickland Westcott Profiling Process
provided us with a solid foundation for our recruitment and placement
activities, enabling stakeholders within the business to agree precisely
what we were looking for before we got started.”
Don Darby, Personnel Manager, Flybe
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