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Abstract

This case is about the competency mapping process at EcelonRitter Design & Engineering Consultancy (EDEC), a business vertical of one of the world's leading steel manufacturing corporations. Shreya, a management intern at the company, had been given the task of setting up a competency mapping process for a newly created vertical of the company. She was also asked to identify if there was any competency gap and to suggest ways by which the gap could be filled. The case discusses the requirement of employees in the company, the dilemma over whether to recruit people for the new vertical from external sources or from among existing employees, how competency mapping can be used to solve the problem, and the consequence of not solving the problem. It also defines what competency mapping is and the steps required to create an effective competency mapping process and its benefits. It also discusses the challenges.

Time period

The events covered by this case took place in 2020.

Geographical setting

Region:
Asia
Country:
India
Location:
Kolkata

Featured company

Disguised
Employees:
1001-5000
Turnover:
INR 30 billion
Type:
Self-owned
Industry:
Engineering & construction

Featured protagonists

  • Shreya (female), HR Intern
  • Vivek (male), Head of Human Resources

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Abstract

This case is about the competency mapping process at EcelonRitter Design & Engineering Consultancy (EDEC), a business vertical of one of the world's leading steel manufacturing corporations. Shreya, a management intern at the company, had been given the task of setting up a competency mapping process for a newly created vertical of the company. She was also asked to identify if there was any competency gap and to suggest ways by which the gap could be filled. The case discusses the requirement of employees in the company, the dilemma over whether to recruit people for the new vertical from external sources or from among existing employees, how competency mapping can be used to solve the problem, and the consequence of not solving the problem. It also defines what competency mapping is and the steps required to create an effective competency mapping process and its benefits. It also discusses the challenges.

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Time period

The events covered by this case took place in 2020.

Geographical setting

Region:
Asia
Country:
India
Location:
Kolkata

Featured company

Disguised
Employees:
1001-5000
Turnover:
INR 30 billion
Type:
Self-owned
Industry:
Engineering & construction

Featured protagonists

  • Shreya (female), HR Intern
  • Vivek (male), Head of Human Resources

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