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What is collective competence?

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Human Resources Management

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Collective competence results from a complex alchemy, and simply bringing together individual skills is not enough to achieve it.
Yet, managers still struggle to recognize it—let alone put it into practice.
To better understand and manage it, a metaphor can be useful: building collective competence is like building a wall—not just with bricks, but also with foundations and mortar.

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collective, combination, Compétence, individuals, resources, situation, team

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DEFELIX Christian

Professor and Dean

IAE-Grenoble

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