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1 UCR Core Competency Model Behavioral Indicators Rev. 03/20/2013
2 COMMUNICATION Shares and receives information using clear oral, written, and interpersonal communication skills. Behavioral Indicator-Operational Level Builds and maintains effective working relationships with customers and colleagues. Receives information to seek and understand differing perspectives. Uses interpersonal skills to build cooperative relationships. Receives and learns from feedback. Tailors and presents information to diverse audience using a variety of communication delivery methods (e.g., written, electronic, oral, interpersonal). Creates clear and concise written communication. Uses negotiation and mediation skills. Clarifies project/task and goals as necessary. Keeps others informed in a timely manner. Remains respectful when in conflict with others. Is polite. Leverages working relationships with customers and colleagues to build strong connections, cooperation, and collaboration. Actively seeks perspectives from others to ensure inclusiveness and understanding. Models interpersonal communication that invites participation and future dialogue. Encourages feedback and uses it as a factor when considering personal and or organizational changes. Tailors and delivers high-level presentations to diverse audiences using a variety of communication delivery methods (e.g., written, electronic, oral, interpersonal). Creates impactful written communication; improves others writing through editing and feedback process. Facilitates management of differences by addressing them openly and encouraging mutually beneficial resolutions. Uses effective communication techniques such as active listening and feedback to clarify project/task and goals. Communicates information effectively with other members of the organization to ensure effective progress of project plans. Uses appropriate conflict resolution techniques when necessary. Demonstrates emotional control and professionalism when interacting with others. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 2
3 DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION Models and promotes the University of California Riverside Principles of the Community and complies with UC policies on Diversity and Non Discrimination. Individual Behavior Indicator Behavioral Indicator-Operational Level Promotes and sustains a community that acknowledges and celebrates differences. Creates opportunities for inclusion in a variety of settings. Shows respect for people and their differences. Works to understand the perspectives of others and demonstrates empathy. Works to build mutual respect, fairness, and equity. Understands and values individual differences. Proactively addresses bias, prejudice, or discrimination Creates a comfortable work environment that is free of harassment. Demonstrates respect and empathy for others. Is flexible to accept others opinions. Advocates for the UC Riverside Principles of Community in all interactions. Designs and advocates for inclusive practices in all settings. Advocates for deep understanding and respect for the diversity of cultures, values, perspectives, and beliefs. Works to understand the perspectives of others and encourages them to provide their perspectives. Models and promotes mutual respect, fairness, and equity to foster a sense of belonging. Advocates for understanding the values and benefits of diversity. Proactively addresses bias, prejudice, or discrimination and promotes an environment that celebrates and values individual differences. Creates a comfortable work environment that is free of harassment and provide opportunities to report harassment. Is aware of own biases, style preferences, and cultural lenses. Solicits ideas and learns from others whose experiences and opinions are different from their own. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 3
4 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT Demonstrates commitment to the job, colleagues, and the University and its mission by acting in ways that further the accomplishment of its goals. s Meets commitments. Completes tasks and assignments and seeks feedback. Actively engages in activities for optimal performance. Accepts challenge and adjusts to change. Understands the ethical values of UC-Integrity, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect. Communicates with other organizational/team members. Holds self and others accountable for meeting commitments. Invites input from others and shares ownership and recognition. Creates and supports a climate to maximize performance. Demonstrates enthusiasm for capturing new opportunities in the face of change or challenge. Understands and Aligns work with personal talents, passion and the ethical values of UC-Integrity, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect. Communicates with other organizational/team members and provides feedback on how to improve future performance. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 4
5 INNOVATION AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT Uses personal knowledge and professional experience to envision the future, anticipate change, capitalize on opportunities and develop innovative options that further the strategic direction of the organization. s Behavioral Indicator-Operational Level Understand the big picture and vision of the organization. Aligns priorities with goals. Seeks input from a variety of constituencies. Considers alternative solutions. Comprehends connections within complex issues. Implements change. Organizes projects and associated time and priorities. Recognizes the impact of decisions on organizational outcomes. Uses sound decisions to align outcome with organizational goals. Resolves conflicts among goals and sets priorities. Ability to adapt and use alternative techniques to achieve organizational goals. Champions the organization s vision. Establishes priorities and ensures their alignment with goals. Seeks input from a variety of constituencies and uses the feedback to redirect efforts as needed. Seeks, evaluates, and implements alternative solutions. Encourages others to appreciate connections within complex issues. Manages change. Oversees project management and implements strategies. Anticipates and seeks an understanding of the impact and implications of decisions on planned outcome or results. Uses knowledge and experience to analyze issues and factors which influence or constrain organizational priorities, goals, and results. Resolves conflicting goals and priorities using formal organizational knowledge and informal network relationships to accomplish objectives. Uses creative techniques and skills to design and develop options that improve how the organization operates. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 5
6 JOB MASTERY AND CONTINUOUS LEARNING Demonstrates responsibility for one s own career path and continuous learning by identifying and applying new skills as needed to perform successfully on the job. Applies background, technical knowledge, education, and prior job experiences to current and new job situations. Learns quickly. Makes time for appropriate training. Shares knowledge with others to enhance performance. Utilizes feedback. Behavioral Indicators-Mastery Levels Demonstrates technical competences, job knowledge and ability to add value beyond the core job function. Continually strives to upgrade the depth and breadth of technical and professional skills. Makes time for appropriate training, keeps current on tools, technology, and information needed to meet job performance and challenges. Shares knowledge and supports peers, staff, and others to increase skills, foster improvement and enhances outcomes. Encourages feedback to enhance performance. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 6
7 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Demonstrates integrity, accountability and efficient stewardship of university resources in a manner consistent with the UC Standards of Ethical conduct and other policies. Exercises accountability in managing university resources. Uses discretion and sound judgment. Understands university values. Understands and applies university policies and procedures. Manages resources. Manages budget. Adheres to university safety guidelines. Manages risks. Models accountability in managing university resources in an open, effective manner. Models the use of discretion and sound judgment. Embraces university values and integrates them when managing any resources. Establishes and promotes university policies and procedures. Displays stewardship when allocating and managing resources. Oversees budget. Models and promotes behavioral safety in accordance with university safety guidelines. Raises awareness in others about managing risks. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 7
8 RESULT ORIENTATION AND EXECUTION Demonstrates the ability to analyze situations or problems, make timely and sound decisions, construct plans and achieve optimal results. Sets and meets quality improvement targets. Strives for efficient, effective, high quality performance. Delivers results by deadlines. Responds to difficult situations and takes initiative to make improvements. Focuses on quality. Develops solutions to overcome obstacles. Uses effective organizational skills to accomplish goals and objectives. Sets measurable outcomes to evaluate the quality of results. Understand factors that may influence decision making. Uses data to achieve optimal results. Measures outcomes. Completes Assignments. Uses benchmarking and reviewing best practices to set and meet quality improvement targets. Takes initiative and evaluates trends to improve efficiency and effectiveness resulting in high quality performance in self and in the organization. Maintains a sense of urgency to complete high-priority actions and meets commitments. Displays resiliency and takes proactive measures to make improvements. Ensures the delivery of high quality results. Leverages personal and organizational resources to creatively develop solutions, overcome obstacles, resolve conflicts among goals to achieve high quality outcomes. Uses critical thinking to analyze issues systematically by planning, prioritizing, and organizing work while anticipating and adjusting to changes. Develops and implements work plans with actionable components and measurable outcomes. Anticipates and identifies overriding organizational factors which influence or constrain direction, decision-making, and organizational priorities. Takes appropriate risks by gathering and using input and data to achieve optimal results. Establishes methodology for measuring outcomes; communicates results. Work is consistently without error. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 8
9 SERVICE FOCUS Values and delivers high quality, professional, responsive and innovative service. Seeks to understand organizational business needs. Sets goals to meet customer demands. Seeks to understand customer needs. Responds to customer needs. Recommends solutions to customer needs. Assumes shared accountability for improving service delivery. Focuses on quality service delivery. Values client relationship. Meets customer expectations. Behavioral Indicators-Mastery Level Identifies and assesses organizational business needs. Readily readjusts goals and priorities to respond to pressing and changing client demand. Identifies and assesses customer needs. Models innovative ways to respond to customer needs. Uses best practices to develop solutions and respond to customer needs. Evaluates customer satisfaction and uses data to improve service delivery. Develops relationships with clients, stakeholders, and colleagues and applies emerging ideas, innovations and new technologies to ensure high quality service delivery. Cultivates strategic client relationships and loyalty. Delivers services and products that add value while meeting and exceeding client expectations. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 9
10 TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION Collaborates with colleagues in order to achieve results in alignment with the operations and mission of the University of California. Cooperates and collaborates. Is flexible. Contributes to the team. Shares accountability. Works in partnership with others. Organizes effective teams. Keeps commitment to the team to achieve goals and objectives. Participates in team activities. Embraces a shared understanding of team participation roles, responsibilities, and decision making. Actively participates in team meeting and contributes to team decision making. Promotes respectful behavior. Addresses conflict. Is sensitive to other people's feelings. Behavioral Indicators-Mastery Level Fosters cooperation and collaboration in others through trustbuilding and relationships. Encourages and enables flexibility. Facilitates and models teamwork across the organization. Creates a culture of accountability. Fosters partnerships towards a shared vision. Builds effective teams across organizations and levels, inside and outside own organization. Keeps commitments to the team and demonstrates a shared responsibility and focus to ensure objectives and goals are successfully met. Facilitates team activities that promote effective peer and work relationships. Facilitates group work by setting deadlines and assigning responsibilities to team members. Fosters team communication and dialogue, identifies opportunities to gain consensus for team options, decision and outcomes. Uses self-assessment and feedback from staff and others to insure that respectful behavior is being exhibited. Manages and controls emotions and behavior in the face of interpersonal conflict. Takes actions that demonstrate consideration for the feelings and needs of others. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 10
11 PEOPLE MANAGEMENT Leads and engages people to maximize organizational and individual performance through alignment with the University mission and attainment of strategic and operational goals. Behavioral Indicator-Operational Level Recruits, selects, and works to retain employees. Delegates tasks, sets performance expectations and supervises work of others. Monitors and assesses work performance. Provides objective behavioral feedback. Creates opportunity for employee development. Sets goals and objectives. Leads other organizational members toward achieving organizational goals. Works toward achieving the mission of the university. Recognizes other s contribution. Addresses conflict. Promotes diversity accountability through the performance management system. Understands each employee in terms of technical competence, motivation, and supervision needed. Treats all employees fairly. Values workplace diversity. Facilitates the recruitment, selection, and retention of diverse and talented employees. Delegates assigned tasks in alignment with operational goals. Coaches to maximize achievement of performance expectations. Models objective behavioral feedback. Champions employee development for career growth and mobility. Sets goals and objectives with clear outlined expectations and measures of success. Leads and motivates people by modeling interpersonal effectiveness, communication, trust, advocacy and political acumen. Inspires and supports others to achieve the mission of the University. Recognizes and rewards people for their contribution and participation. Demonstrates managerial courage by addressing conflicts promptly using focused listening and behavioral feedback. Assesses subordinate s readiness and skill in regards to work diversity and job assignment; provides feedback for improvements. Understands each employee knowledge, skills, abilities, and work style and adjusts supervisory style to individuals needs. Promotes equal opportunities for all employees regardless of their individual differences. Workplace diversity is referred to and cited at meetings. Rev. 03/20/2013 p. 11
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