Background to Change Management cont. 10

Self-management

It involves accepting accountability and responsibility for the your own performance in achieving the change management outcomes.

Expertise
Description of Expertise
Personal Responsibility Assumes accountability for their own role, consistently aiming for higher performance
  Accepts responsibility for own choices, actions, non-actions, successes and failures
  Understands own limitations and seeks expert assistance where this would ensure the best outcomes
  Seeks challenging goals and takes calculated risks
Prioritisation and Time Management Correctly prioritises multiple activities so as to meet diverse and sometimes conflicting deadlines
  Successfully juggles the priorities of multiple activities and stakeholders
  Maintains clear focus on goal achievement, confronting problems, complexities and obstacles
Resilience Stays focused under pressure
  Deals with setbacks and bounces back from failure, learn from experience and adjust behaviour where necessary
Flexibility Modifies behaviour to deal effectively with change or work environment, readily tries new approaches appropriate to new or changed situations, eliminate ineffective behaviours
  Works effectively remains focused during periods of ambiguity
Emotional Intelligence Understands the impact their actions and on others and adjusts approach where necessary
  Effectively identifies and responds to emotions in others
  Expresses emotions appropriately
  Considers people's feelings when making decisions
  Conveys confidence when sharing potentially confronting observations and recommendations

(source: CMI, 2022b)

 

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