Building Consensus on Skill Definitions

By collaborating, stakeholders can collectively define what transferable skills mean within an organization. This shared understanding helps ensure that skills are evaluated consistently and fairly, preventing misunderstandings and discrepancies that could disadvantage some employees.

By collaborating, stakeholders can collectively define what transferable skills mean within an organization. This shared understanding helps ensure that skills are evaluated consistently and fairly, preventing misunderstandings and discrepancies that could disadvantage some employees.

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