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A competence is something you do. It is not something you know. For example, "Able to operate a fax machine". There are many different definitions of competence but a good one is "A competence is the efficient, effective and proper application of skills based on appropriate knowledge".

There are three elements to a competence:
  • Knowledge
  • Skills
  • Attitude
In other words to be "competent" at something, you need the "intellectual" know-how; the skill that comes from the experience of doing it and the motivation to do it.

A good introduction to competence can be found in the book Upside Down Management by John Lorriman, Ron Young and Paul Kalinauckas.

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Article
  Knowledge, Creativity and Innovation by David Gurteen
A popular article of mine from the Journal of Knowledge Management in 1998

Book
  Upside Down Management (Aug 1995) by John Lorriman, Ron Young, Paul Kalinaukas 
Revolutionizing management and development to maximise business success

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