1981
DOI: 10.21236/ada125753
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Competencies of Organizational Effectiveness Consultants in the U.S. Army

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“…A consultant operating at the higher ego development levels is more likely to display genuine interest in the consultee's needs and concerns, respect for the consultee's autonomy, and a commitment to getting done what is in the consultee's best interests, consistent with the fourth level, or trusted advisor, as described by Maister and colleagues (2000). Bushe and Gibbs (1990) found a positive correlation between ego development and competence in a study of personality traits using the U.S. Army's framework of nine competency domains (Cullen, Kemp, & Rossini, 1981). Results indicated that a preference for intuition as measured by the MBTI was a positive predictor of competence and also positively correlated with stage of ego development.…”
Section: Personal Actorsmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…A consultant operating at the higher ego development levels is more likely to display genuine interest in the consultee's needs and concerns, respect for the consultee's autonomy, and a commitment to getting done what is in the consultee's best interests, consistent with the fourth level, or trusted advisor, as described by Maister and colleagues (2000). Bushe and Gibbs (1990) found a positive correlation between ego development and competence in a study of personality traits using the U.S. Army's framework of nine competency domains (Cullen, Kemp, & Rossini, 1981). Results indicated that a preference for intuition as measured by the MBTI was a positive predictor of competence and also positively correlated with stage of ego development.…”
Section: Personal Actorsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Bushe and Gibbs (1990) found a positive correlation between ego development and competence in a study of personality traits using the U.S. Army's framework of nine competency domains (Cullen, Kemp, & Rossini, 1981). Results indicated that a preference for intuition as measured by the MBTI was a positive predictor of competence and also positively correlated with stage of ego development.…”
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confidence: 99%