The Core Five Skills Assessment

“Only the wisest or the most foolish of men never change.” 
— Confucius

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Major Sections of the Assessment

The Leadership Section

The five scales of the assessment help illuminate the work skills needed to excel in business.

It’s absolutely essential to master this domain if you expect to get anything done through people. Taking years to perfect, many executives waste hours and hours reading about it, instead of using more effective mental and skill development techniques.

The Snap Shot of Management

Two of the five are management and strategy and tactics

Entrepreneurial founders must be good at management, but it is a different set of managerial competencies than used in large organizations. Essentially, good managers are those skilled at wisely allocating resources within the organization. A widely developed competence of modern universities, it still takes years of continued fine-tuning beyond the degree.

 While not as important as earlier in one’s career, neither executives nor entrepreneurs should completely ignore it. It remains important to have a clear understanding of one’s existing and future competencies in general technology and information technology. We assess the technical skills that are both useful and important in the future.

Strategy and Tactics

Those exposed to the military recognize the importance of this dimension immediately. Essentially, it’s knowing what to do and doing it. Sounds easy — but it is not. This is an extremely challenging endeavor in a complex, rapidly changing world.

One can’t succeed without technical skills. Just like work success will always elude that person who cannot master they own Ego.

Self-Mastery

These consist of the development factors necessary to “Be All You Can Be.” This skill set is typical, not covered at all in MBA programs. Unfortunately, even those with a psychology degree typically do not know how to make their minds run better.

Technical

Here the focus is on: information technology.

  • Specialized Expertise
  • Informational Technology

THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS 

We use an assessment to kick off the Insight, Strategy, and Development process that are the heart of the approach. Pricing assumes interaction between the client and advisor only.

First Meeting — No Charge

Each person that goes through skills development is matched up with an advisor. Legacee has different advisors available including the organization’s founder Murray Johannsen.

The Assessment

This assessment is NOT done by setting by yourself marking boxes on a booklet or and clicking online. It is done together with an advisor so that questions can be asked and nuance discovered.

Debrief

We believe that value comes with a debrief and the discussion when one looks at analyzing results.

Gap Analysis

Traditionally, we performed this on the basis of understanding the specific goals, BUT WE PREFER TO WORK TO THE VISION and goals of the client.

Planning

We develop the plan, but you approve it

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