Competence: What is a competence?
A competence is an ability, often based on an acquired predisposition and developed into a profession, to recognise situations, to meet challenges confidently and effectively, to fulfil tasks and to make decisions that serve the goal at one's own discretion.

Competence and competence hyperdominance: How are they connected?
Competence hyperdominance is the name of the concept developed by Johannes Faupel: in situations that look problematic, it looks for a surplus of fundamentally desirable and valuable personal qualities of individuals and teams, instead of presuming a lack or deficit of competence. Competence can be steered and dosed.

Competence: How do you check this page against its sources?
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Competence hyperdominance and Key Person Risk: What else does this website cover?
- Key Person Risk: Why can strong leadership hide it for a long time?
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- Analytical thoroughness: How can hyperdominance lead to analysis paralysis and decision deferral?
- Johannes Faupel: Who books him?
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