Indigenous relations behavioural competencies interpretive guides for hiring
Last updated: November 17, 2021
For the hiring process
The Indigenous relations behavioural competencies helps the BC Public Service improve our individual and collective abilities to work effectively with the Indigenous peoples of British Columbia.
The 17 competencies were developed from working with Indigenous peoples in B.C. for BC Public Service employees who live on the traditional territories of Indigenous peoples across the province. It's recommended to include at least one of these competencies in your assessment process.
We have created an interpretive guide for each of the Indigenous relations behavioural competencies. Using these guides during the hiring process will assist in the interpretation and evaluation of applicant responses to interview questions.
Please review the Sample Indigenous Relations Behavioural Competency Questions (PDF, 612KB).
For additional sample questions, please contact AskMyHR or your hiring advisor.
Interpretive guides for Indigenous relations behavioural competencies
- Indigenous Centred Service Approach (PDF, 541KB)
- Building a Trust-Based Relationship (PDF, 542KB)
- Change Leadership (PDF, 540KB)
- Collaborative Planning, Organizing & Coordinating (PDF, 542KB)
- Commitment (PDF, 541KB)
- Credible Champion (PDF, 539KB)
- Cultural Agility (PDF, 539KB)
- Empathy (PDF, 540KB)
- Empowering Others (PDF, 540KB)
- Ingenuity (PDF, 540KB)
- Managing Organizational Resources (PDF, 540KB)
- Open Listening (PDF, 542KB)
- Process Orientation (PDF, 540KB)
- Promoting Accord (PDF, 542KB)
- Self-Discovery and Awareness (PDF, 541KB)
- Strategic Orientation (PDF, 539KB)
- Sustained Learning and Development (PDF, 541KB)