MSS408014 — Establish systemic supports for competitive systems and practices
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What an assessment for MSS408014 must cover
33 assessable components: 4 elements (20 performance criteria), 2 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Determine underpinning values of organisation’s competitive systems and practices
- 1.1Confirm competitive systems and practices selected by organisation
- 1.2Collaborate with other decision makers to analyse organisation’s strategic plans to identify values that are essential to achieving desired outcomes
- 1.3Collaborate with other decision makers to determine where identified values can have a significant impact on achieving desired outcomes
2 Identify systemic supports for underpinning values
- 2.1Identify and engage stakeholders across functions, sections and levels of organisation to contribute expertise to planning for systemic supports
- 2.2Analyse current systems and practices to identify barriers to or conflicts with identified underpinning values
- 2.3Determine options for new or improved structures, systems and/or mechanisms which demonstrate and/or support identified underpinning values
- 2.4Explore whether ‘necessary waste’ could be reduced through new or improved structures, systems and/or mechanisms that reflect underpinning values
3 Progress changes to structures, systems and/or mechanisms
- 3.1Review options for systemic supports using cost-benefit analysis that reflects all aspects of current context
- 3.2Oversee and contribute to negotiations on changes to be made across functions and sections of organisation
- 3.3Liaise with relevant stakeholders to determine roles and timelines for implementation of changes
- 3.4Agree on methods for evaluating progress and outcomes of changes
- 3.5Establish collaboration mechanisms to promote engagement, consistency, learning and continuous improvement in change processes
- 3.6Develop and implement strategies to promote acceptance of changes
- 3.7Determine any additional support needed to achieve change and acceptance of change and take appropriate action
4 Lead values-based behaviours
- 4.1Establish direct communications with teams and other stakeholders to provide information and guidance on underpinning values and related changes
- 4.2Elicit information from team and other stakeholders to understand their perspectives on underpinning values and related changes
- 4.3Oversee and contribute to solving problems in implementation and acceptance of changes
- 4.4Model and facilitate communications based on respect for people and team expertise
- 4.5Demonstrate and communicate application of underpinning values in own work activities, interactions and decisions
- 4.6Demonstrate application of new or improved structures, systems and mechanisms as relevant within own work
Performance evidence
- identify at least 3 underpinning values that support the organisation’s competitive systems and practices approach
- oversee systemic changes to embed the 3 values within 2 of the following areas: organisational structure, management systems, financial priorities, metrics and KPIs, performance management and/or people development, internal communications and/or collaboration, operational decision making and/or strategy deployment.
Knowledge evidence
- underpinning values relevant to competitive systems and practices including at least 5 of: respect for people, respect for process, empowered teams and devolved decision making and/or strategy deployment, transparency and culture of learning, creation of value and customer perceived value, rapid cycle or iterative development, empirical development, go and see and/or go to the source decision making
- types of organisational structures, systems and mechanisms that can support or prevent application of at least 5 of the values listed above
- leadership and management styles and/or techniques that support values relevant to competitive systems and practices techniques to facilitate agreement across levels and areas of the organisation
- types of structural, personal, cultural barriers that may affect participation in communications and competitive systems and practices
- techniques to address barriers and support engagement and participation
- organisation’s value stream, key roles in value creation and desired future state.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: Reading skills to interpret complex workplace documents
- Writing skills: Writing skills to document workplace requirements and information for stakeholders
- Oral communication skills: Oral communication skills to facilitate and guide communications across functions, sections and levels of the organisation, negotiate agreed solutions
- Numeracy skills: Numeracy skills to evaluate financial priorities, metrics and KPIs
- Learning skills: Learning skills to seek and analyse new information to generate new ideas and solutions.
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Questions about assessing MSS408014
What does an assessment tool for MSS408014 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MSS408014 needs to address all 33 unit components: 4 elements with 20 performance criteria, 2 performance evidence requirements, 6 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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