Mapping SFIA levels of responsibilities to behavioural factors
A graphic representation which showcases the behavioural attributes described in SFIA's levels of responsibility.
Summary
- SFIA's levels of responsibility are a key component of the overall SFIA framework
- They are usually described as a set of generic attributes - but they can also be viewed as describing a set of behaviours/soft skills needed at each level of responsibility
Original work by Phil Lovell and Penny Coulter
- The attached Powerpoint is best opened read only and viewed as a slideshow - to let the animation demonstrate the approach.
- Then you can click on the coloured text boxes on the right hand side of slides 2 and 3
- The slideshow addresses all the Level of Responsibility sentences and allows multiple highlights to be turned on or off - making comparison of mapping easy.
- This is still work in progress. Think of it as a working prototype to be used to gather feedback and ideas.
- You can add comments in the box at the bottom of the page - you will need to be logged in.
- Alternatively send your feedback to the SFIA Updates Manager.
Click on the images below for full size.
Step 1 - Start with SFIA 7 levels of responsibility
- see page 2 (reverse side) of the A3 chart
Step 2 - Separate out the behavioural factors
- distinguish behavioural factors from descriptions of context and personal attributes
Step 3 - Categorise the behavioural factors
- group under recognisable headings
Step 4 - Publish the content as a prototype for review
- each group is published as individual web pages here
