How to take this assessment
If you give fairly fast, and honest answers as to where you feel you are performing against the three criteria for each skill you will see areas of strengths and areas for development.
Based on your knowledge and observed behaviours of your direct report, give honest answers as to where you feel they are performing against the three criteria for each skill. These answers will then form areas of strengths and areas for development.
You should then think about which skills are most important for your current role, as well as your development. Those two elements combined; your self-assessed strengths and development areas, alongside which skills are most important for you will give you a clear path to explore the Core Skills Hub.
You will also need to consider which skills are most important for the current role, as well as development areas that you have identified. These elements combined; assessed strengths and development areas, and skills that are most important for the role will give a clear path for progression and inform Core Skills Hub activities or additional training requirements.