Your career, our vision
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The days of relying on the employer for professional development is fast disappearing. As Hutches (1998) points out there are new rules for work. We must be able to work independently in non-traditional workplaces and be responsible for our own careers and skill development, and most importantly ourselves.
NZOQ's vision statement reads
NZOQ members from all sectors of business and the community supported to learn, share, and take quality initiatives.
NZOQ can support members through provision of professional development opportunities, including the new Professional Recognition programme, but the ownership of personal and professional development must be with the individual. Opportunities can only become benefits if they are taken.
The American Futures Project (Watson, 1998) identified the following behaviours as leading to success for quality professionals...
- customer orientation and advocacy
- organisational astuteness
- influence
- interpersonal diagnosis ability
- goal orientation and persistence
- planning and organisational ability
- mentoring and collaborating
- taking initiative
- professionalism
- conceptual ability and innovation
- communciation ability
- self confidence