This paper explores the concept of ‘competency’ in modern organisations. It emphasises the strategic importance of aligning organisational values, strategic goals, and employee competencies. It introduces competency mapping as a framework for ensuring such an alignment, as well as for developing a culture of continuous learning and development, where the emotions and feelings of the interactants are also taken into account based on intrapersonal and interpersonal aspects of human behaviour. The article also elucidates the interconnection among diverse human ‘intelligences’ that are of paramount importance in shaping human knowledge and guiding us in navigating through life more smoothly and efficiently. Thus, through an interdisciplinary scope, we have attempted to analyse the intrinsic value of competency mapping as a knowledge driver in modern organisational and educational settings.
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