What are courage, risk-taking, and accountability as competencies?
At what level can you demonstrate courage?
The degree to which you can master the competency of 'having courage' progresses as follows:
- Being capable of decisiveness
- Being capable of taking risks and assuming responsibility
- Exhibiting responsibility
What does it mean to be decisive yet respectful?
- You can display the appropriate behavior in various situations.
- You are not afraid and—when necessary—are willing to engage in confrontation.
- You are open to feedback from others and are willing to be held accountable for your actions and behavior.
- You always remain respectful toward others.
What does it mean to take risks and take responsibility?
- You take responsible, calculated risks.
- You can respond to the behavior of others and handle various types of conduct.
- You act with self-confidence and personal conviction, taking responsibility for the decisions you make.
- You take clear stances, thereby earning respect.
What does it mean to project presence and inspire confidence?
- You are capable of acting under pressure, remaining purposeful and decisive in high-risk situations.
- You take an active role in situations requiring crisis management, stepping forward to lead.
- You involve colleagues in resolving problems or issues, demonstrating trust in their expertise.
- You project authority and confidence, earning respect by acting in a powerful, consistent, coherent, and determined manner.
