Improve Competency with Mechanisms
Improving competency on technical topics should be supported with mechanisms. Mechanisms ensure that technical knowledge expands. These mechanisms include:
- 32a: Continually and consistently repeat the message Saying the message once is not important
- Taking deliberate action
- Learning at every opportunity
- Certifying the learning (tests) and competency
- 24b: Specify goals instead of methods or processes Specifying goals, not methods. (This is especially amazing. When we specify methods, we forget why we are doing what we are doing.)
- Related Note(s):
- 24b: Specify goals instead of methods or processes;
- 35: Protective Leadership;
- 25a: You get what you repeat;
- 1h: Continuous Improvement Means Changing The System;
- 24c: People need clarity, not motivation;
- 27b: How to Learn New Things via Habit Stacking;
- 39: Increasing Quality of Systems;
- 27: Developing Habits;
- 41: Characteristics of Creative Work;
- 27f: Try to keep your learning in ‘Just Manageable Difficulty;
- 40c: Learning How to Receive Feedback;
- 23b1: Be careful with obnoxious aggression;
- 3c3: Giving ownership to people by delegation
- Source(s): Turn The Ship Around;
