Business Conduct
The competency Business Conduct indicates whether you take into account the financial and business consequences of your work when performing your work. An example of a question for this competency is: "I am well aware of the expenses and revenues within the organization".
Development tips
- Always keep a close eye on the relationship between time investment, quality and yields.
- When planning costs, always calculate contingencies and unplanned expenses.
- Always work from the (commercial) objective of the organization. Try to focus on this during work or study assignments as well.
- Research how you can save costs. Don't take the first offer for granted right away, there is always room to negotiate.
- Reason from the customer's objective. Respond to the wishes and requirements of the customer/assignment and be creative about how you can achieve this.
- Be realistic with your (time) investments. What are the expected returns on your investments?