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Hiren50
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This is a postng on the hedgehog concept at another forum:-
forums.marcusbuckingham.com &bull; View topic - The Hedgehog concept <link updated to site home> ( Search On Cite | Search On Google )
It clearly reveals that though passion is intrinsic strong emotion, it can be a key competency. You can gauge from my blog- Make your passion your profession-
http://mypyp.wordpress.com/

From India, New Delhi
abhirulzz
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Passion is for sure ur own level of competency,,,nd dere may or may not b a suitable method to measure d same,,,,,,,,,,thou ,,,one should never neglect d fact dat,,,watever we mite b ,,,in any field of expertise,,v need to learn learn and learn,,,,,,,,,,,,coz,,,,dere cnt b any defined standard for ur passion...
Though, the best way to measure is,,,to measure ur own level of learnin,,,
compete ur own performence frm tym to tym,,,

From India
Ash Mathew
54

Lets c this way:

I have a huge passion for music
I have a huge passion for psychology

What I have done for music:

I have nt attended classes - I sing the way I love - n I am happy abt it
After growing up I learnt I could spend some time and learn a musical instrument.
Just started recently - only one person loves listening to it (the person who has a huge reason behind it to like it :icon4:)
SO - MUSIC is something I opt to listen while traveling... sleeping... eating... (most of the time)

Now Psychology:

hmmm I wanted to pursue a career in Psychology - trust me: Criminal Psychology
I landed as an Hr :-D
I still love the subject - I read a lot abt it. I "make sure" I read abt it.

Now the question - is passion a competency? can it be measured
I would say passion is the love towards the field.

If I loved music and all of a sudden started listening to bad voices..bad rythms with jus no goodness in it, I would have slowly started hating it

If Psychology - came up with equations and chemical formulaes - I would have not read a single page after learning this.

Meaning is simple - as long as u know, that the person whom u hired has the passion (love) to work continues to be so - its good.
Pls don confuse with motives / satisfaction of basic needs to passion.
A person would see the following b4 chosing a job:

The motive behind the need for job:

Monetary
Self Esteem

Passion: achieve the "needs" with an interest and nt by force.

Now the company has to make sure - u motivate in:

Monetary - salary hikes, incentives, rewards.. etc etc
Self Esteem: Promotion, recognition....

Passion: :-D hmmmm, dont make the person hate the subject. So during performance appraisal and review -set and review those targets that are achievable and provide ur constructive feedback.

Many ppl have here said that passion disappears. It does nt disappear - company sometime neglect that part and force the person to stop loving it and start acting!

From India, Madras
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