Integrity
The Integrity competency says something about whether you are reliable and sincere and whether you act in accordance with generally accepted norms and values. An example of a question that belongs to this competence is: "I admit my own mistakes and do not shift the blame to others".
Development tips
- Make sure you keep to agreements and obligations.
- If you get hold of confidential information, handle it with care.
- Take responsibility for your actions and openly admit mistakes made.
- Do not withhold information to which someone else is entitled.
- Even in the face of temptation or pressure, continue to act honestly and reliably.
- Say exactly what you mean, use unambiguous language.
- Ask what (honest) behaviour is expected of you within your study or study group and why.
- Look for examples of difficult situations where integrity played a role. Discuss how you acted in this and what you can improve.