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D4 D2 D1
Self-Reliant D3 Enthusiastic
Achiever Capable, but cautious, Disillusioned
Beginner
High Competence Performer Learner
Low Competence
High Commitment Moderate to High Competence Low to Some Competence
High Commitment
Variable Commitment Low Commitment
Characteristics Characteristics Characteristics Characteristics
• New to the goal or task;
• Recognized by others • Is generally self directed, but • Has some knowledge and
inexperienced
as an expert needs opportunities to test skills; not competent yet
• Eager to learn; waiting to take
• Consistently competent; ideas with others • Frustrated; may be ready to
direction
justifiably confident • Sometimes hesitant, unsure, quit
• Enthusiastic, excited,
• Trusts own ability to tentative • Discouraged, overwhelmed,
optimistic
work independently; • Not always confident; self- confused
• Don’t know what they don’t
self-assured critical; may need help in • Developing and Learning;
know, so they may do the
• Inspired, inspires others looking at skills objectively needs reassurance that
wrong thing
• Proactive; may be asked • May be bored with goal or task mistakes are part of the
• Confidence based on hopes
to do too much • Makes productive learning process
and transferable skills, not
contributions • Unreliable, inconsistent
reality
2
Development Level Characteristics and Descriptors
3
High S3 --- Supporting S2 --- Coaching
• • Involves the individual in clarifying goals and action plans, but makes final
Encourages the individual to take the lead in goal setting, action
planning, and problem solving decisions
• • Listens to individual’s concerns and ideas
Asks questions, listens to concerns, and serves as a sounding board
• Provides perspective that progress is being made
• Facilitates self-reliant problem solving and evaluation
• Involves the individual in problem solving and decision making
• Asks: “How can I Help?”
• Helps the individual analyze successes and failures and consider
• Shares expertise and collaborates when asked
alternatives
• Provides support, reassurance, encouragement, and praise to
• Gives advice and ideas; shares examples of other’s work
acknowledge competence and build commitment
SUPPORTIVE BEHAVIOR