Integrated Leadership System (ILS) SES B3 profile
Shapes strategic thinking | Achieves results | Cultivates productive working relationships | Exemplifies personal drive and integrity | Communicates with influence |
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Inspires a sense of purpose and directionChampions the organisation's vision and goals and unifies business units with the strategic direction. Helps create organisational strategies that are aligned with government objectives and likely future requirements. Encourages others' input and communicates expected outcomes from organisational strategies. Focuses strategicallyUnderstands the organisation's current and potential future role within society. Considers multiple perspectives when assessing the ramifications of key issues and develops solutions with long-term viability for the organisation and society. Provides advice to government that reflects analysis of a Harnesses information and opportunitiesDraws on information and alternative viewpoints and monitors information channels to understand new issues of importance to the government. Monitors change in the environment. Positions the organisation to seize opportunities and minimise threats. Addresses any critical information gaps. Uses knowledge Shows judgment, intelligence and commonsenseEngages in high-level critical thinking to identify links and discern the critical issues. Identifies the implications for the organisation and applies effective judgement to develop solutions. Anticipates long-term and strategic risks, addresses them quickly and helps others to recognise them. Capitalises |
Builds organisational capability and responsivenessFocuses on activities that support organisational sustainability. Nurtures talent and engages in succession planning. Facilitates information accessibility and sharing. Seeks operational efficiency and streamlines and adapts processes. Investigates ways to improve effectiveness by harnessing technology Marshals professional expertiseIntegrates professional expertise into the organisation to improve overall performance and delivery of organisational outcomes. Manages contracts judiciously. Actively ensures relevant professional input from others is obtained and shares own experience. Steers and implements change and deals with uncertaintyDrives the change agenda, defines high-level objectives and ensures translation into practical implementation strategies. Coordinates projects across multiple agencies. Recognises the constant nature of change and maintains flexibility. Secures stakeholder commitment to change and maintains open communication Ensures closure and delivers on intended resultsDrives a culture of achievement, and fosters a quality focus in the organisation. Ensures ideas and intended actions become reality and that planned projects result in expected outputs. Enables the achievement of outcomes by identifying and removing potential barriers to success. Keeps stakeholders |
Nurtures internal and external relationshipsBuilds and sustains relationships that provide a rich intelligence network. Establishes an effective working relationship with the Minister. Encourages stakeholders to work together, and establishes cross-agency approaches to address issues. Shows a commitment to client service through own actions Facilitates cooperation and partnershipsConsults broadly to obtain buy-in, recognises when input is required. Communicates the importance of consultation with stakeholders to others. Overcomes organisational silos by facilitating cooperation between organisations. Engages the Minister's office on key issues. Personally manifests strong interpersonal Values individual differences and diversityCommunicates the value of harnessing diversity for the organisation. Capitalises on the positive benefits that can be gained from diversity and harnesses different viewpoints. Uses understanding of differences to anticipate reactions and enhance the operation of the organisation. Recognises the different Guides, mentors and develops peopleIdentifies and develops talent. Encourages and motivates people to engage in continuous learning, and empowers them by delegating responsibility for work. Sets clear performance standards and gives timely praise and recognition. Makes time for people and offers full support when required. Delivers |
Demonstrates public service professionalism and probityAdheres to and promotes the APS Values and Code of Conduct and aligns business processes accordingly. Addresses breaches of protocol and probity. Operates professionally and within the boundaries of organisational processes and legal and public policy constraints. Represents the organisation effectively Engages with risk and shows personal courageActs as a role model for leadership courage by consistently raising critical and difficult issues. Provides impartial and forthright advice. Is prepared to make tough corporate decisions to achieve desired outcomes. Accepts accountability for mistakes made in the organisation and ensures corrective Commits to actionActs decisively to ensure strategies are implemented and issues are addressed. Demonstrates personal drive, focus and energy. Galvanises others to act. Commits to getting the job done. Maintains control and initiates urgent action to resolve issues when required. Displays resiliencePersists and focuses on achieving organisational objectives throughout periods of extreme pressure. Monitors own emotional reactions and responds to pressure in a controlled manner. Retains focus on the end goal and overcomes significant barriers and obstacles. Rapidly recovers from setbacks. Displays Demonstrates self awareness and a commitment to personal developmentDemonstrates a high level of self-awareness and acts as a role model by openly communicating strengths and development needs. Uses self-insight to identify areas in which own capabilities complement other people's. Is open to feedback and is responsive in adjusting behaviour. Strives for continual |
Communicates clearlyConfidently presents messages in a clear and articulate manner. Focuses on key points for the audience and selects the most appropriate medium for conveying information. States the facts and uses straightforward language to aid transparency. Creates meaning for the audience by using analogies and stories Listens, understands and adapts to audienceSeeks to understand the audience and reads their non-verbal cues. Adapts communication style and message to meet their needs. Listens carefully to others and ensures their views have been understood. Anticipates reactions and prepares a response to address the audience's concerns. Checks own understanding Negotiates persuasivelyApproaches negotiations with a strong grasp of the key issues. Presents a convincing and balanced rationale. Focuses on the way in which the message is delivered, and uses techniques to illustrate the argument persuasively. Anticipates the position of the other party, and is aware of the extent of |