Competence Match (Organization Hierarchy) Status Analytics Workbook

The Competence Match (Organization Hierarchy) Status Analytics workbook compares the competence requirements of a person's job with the person's competence proficiency levels.

This workbook helps you decide which applicants suit a vacancy, or which contingent worker suits an assignment. The workbook also highlights competence gaps in your enterprise, and so you can use it to gather training requirements.

Business Questions

How do the competencies of people in my enterprise match the competence requirements for jobs in my enterprise?

Parameters

Before running the worksheets you must enter a value for the following parameters:

Worksheets

This workbook has the following worksheets:

Compare to Minimum Proficiency Worksheet

The Compare to Minimum Proficiency worksheet compares people's proficiency levels with the minimum proficiency requirement for each competence relevant to their job. The worksheet displays how many people have the required competencies, and compares people's proficiency levels to the required minimum.

Headings and Calculations

The Compare to Minimum Proficiency worksheet contains the following columns:

The worksheet has further columns that list the number of people whose ratings are above or below the minimum competence level required for the job.

The columns are as follows:

Column Name Rating
<-3 More than three levels below the competence minimum level
-3 Three levels below the competence minimum level
-2 Two levels below the competence minimum level
-1 One level below the competence minimum level
Exact Match (Min Required) Matches the competence minimum level
+1 One level above the competence minimum level
+2 Two levels above the competence minimum level
+3 Three levels above the competence minimum level
<+3 More than three levels above the competence minimum level

Compare to Range Worksheet

The Compare to Minimum Proficiency worksheet compares people's proficiency levels to the required proficiency range for each competence relevant to their job. The worksheet displays how many people have the required competencies, and compares people's proficiency levels to the required proficiency level range.

Headings and Calculations

The Compare to Range worksheet contains the following columns:

The worksheet has further columns that list the number of people whose ratings are above or below the minimum competence level required for the job.

The columns are as follows:

Column Name Rating
<-3 More than three levels below the competence minimum level
-3 Three levels below the competence minimum level
-2 Two levels below the competence minimum level
-1 One level below the competence minimum level
Exact Match (Min Required) Matches the competence minimum level
+1 One level above the competence minimum level
+2 Two levels above the competence minimum level
+3 Three levels above the competence minimum level
<+3 More than three levels above the competence minimum level

By Organization and Location Worksheet

The by Organization and Location worksheet enables you to see each person's level of proficiency for the competencies for their job.

Headings and Calculations

The by Organization and Location worksheet contains the following columns:

By Person Worksheet

The by Person worksheet enables you to see individuals' proficiency levels.

You select an individual from the Person page item in the worksheet.

Headings and Calculations

The worksheet contains the following columns:

By Person Graph Worksheet

The by Person Graph worksheet breaks down each competence relevant to the selected job into percentages below, within, and above the required proficiency ranges for the job. It shows how an individual's competencies map to the requirement range.

You select an individual from the Person page item in the worksheet.

The workbook shows the percentage of the proficiency range that is below the minimum requirement, the percentage that is within the requirement range, and the percentage that is above the maximum requirement range. It reports the individual's proficiency in a competence as a percentage.

The diagram below shows you how proficiency levels for a competence translate into percentages.

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Headings and Calculations

The worksheet contains the following columns:

Graph

A vertical bar chart enables you to see how an individual's proficiency level for a competence compares with the required proficiency standards. The chart displays two bars for each competence. The first bar represents the range of proficiency levels across a competence. The bar has three elements:

The second bar displays the individual's attained proficiency level for the competence.

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