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FYI For Your Improvement™ - Lominger

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What will I find in each <strong>FYI</strong> chapter?Competency name and number as well as factor and clusterinformation to show where it fits in the Leadership Architect ®Library.Unskilled definitions provide a list of detailed behaviors thatshow what “unskilled” looks like for a competency. Read these tosee if you may be unskilled at a competency. Which bullet pointsdescribe you the best? This is your “before” picture.Global Focus Area name andnumber as well as competencyequivalents that are related.Quote – Read the quotes forinspiration and to give yourself foodfor thought.Substitutes – Under the unskilled definition, there are otherskills that could substitute for the lack of skill in this area. Oneor more of those substitute skills (if you are high in them) canneutralize the negative effects of a lack of the skill. Use thesein your development plan to address an unskilled competency.(Competencies only)Skilled definitions provide a list of detailed behaviors that showwhat “skilled” looks like for a competency. Compare yourself tothe skilled definition. What would you like to be able to do whenyou’re done working on this need? This is your “after” picture.Overused Skill definitions provide a list of detailed behaviorsthat show what “overused” looks like for a competency. Referto these to determine whether you might be overusing one ofyour strengths.Compensators – Under the overused skill definition, thereare a number of compensator skills. If you are high on oneor more of those skills, you can use them to neutralize thenegative effects of overusing one of your strengths. Use thesein your development plan to address an overused competency.(Competencies and Global Focus Areas only)Some Causes – We list numerous reasons why you might havethis need. Use these to specify what your need looks like exactly.Check the causes that might apply to you. Many developmentalefforts have floundered because the plan attacked the wrongproblem. Write down your particular need—what it looks like,what causes it, whom it plays out with and in what situations. Ifyour causes aren’t listed, add them to the list.Factors and Clusters – Allcompetencies and career stallersfall into one of 8 Factors and26 Clusters. This means thata competency (or staller) in aparticular cluster is somewhatsimilar to the others in that cluster.You may want to check foradditional tips within the cluster(and perhaps the factor) for eachcompetency. (Competencies andStallers and Stoppers only)3

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