An Introduction to the Lominger Competencies

The 67 Lominger Competencies are cutting-edge career competence and success profile tools developed by Mike Lombardo and Bob Eichinger. The 67 Lominger Competencies are the result of over 15 years of extensive research to drive HR professionals to become better business partners.
The process allows that most organizations can choose from an established set of success profiles in order to increase organizational capability with more focused results. For more detailed information be sure to visit lominger.com
The 67 Lominger Competencies
- Action Oriented
- Dealing with Ambiguity
- Approachability
- Boss Relationships
- Business Acumen
- Career Ambition
- Caring About Direct Reports
- Comfort Around Higher Management
- Command Skills
- Compassion
- Composure
- Conflict Management
- Confronting Direct Reports
- Creativity
- Customer Focus
- Timely Decision Making
- Decision Quality
- Delegation
- Developing Direct Reports and Others
- Directing Others
- Managing Diversity
- Ethics and Values
- Fairness to Direct Reports
- Functional/Technical Skills
- Hiring and Staffing
- Humor
- Informing
- Innovation Management
- Integrity and Trust
- Intellectual Horsepower
- Interpersonal Savvy
- Learning on the Fly
- Listening
- Managerial Courage
- Managing and Measuring Work
- Motivating Others
- Negotiating
- Organizational Agility
- Organizing
- Dealing With Paradox
- Patience
- Peer Relationships
- Perseverance
- Personal Disclosure
- Personal Learning
- Perspective
- Planning
- Political Savvy
- Presentation Skills
- Priority Setting
- Problem Solving
- Process Management
- Drive for Results
- Self-Development
- Self-Knowledge
- Sizing Up People
- Standing Alone
- Strategic Agility
- Managing Through Systems
- Building Effective Teams
- Technical Learning
- Time Management
- Total Work Systems
- Understanding Others
- Managing Vision and Purpose
- Work/Life Balance
- Written Communication
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