IDPs
Action plans to develop and retain your key people
Bridge competency gaps with actionable plans supporting competency development and performance
Depending on the gaps to fill, the IDP includes a realistic timeline to guide the next actions.
Each IDP is matched with a specific, measurable outcome to be achieved.
We prioritize suggestions from your library or external providers based on your budget.
Our IDPs are practical, actionable, and crafted based on the 70/20/10 principles.
Our consultants is debriefing IDPs with line managers together with the assessment report.
Export the provided IDP into your company's Performance Management System (PMS).
You have found competency gaps, now you want to bridge them? Contact us to know more about IDPs.
An Individual Development Plan (IDP) is an action plan to boost an individual competency at work. It aligns personal growth with organizational needs, guiding learning and career progression. Huneety learning experts provide for each report, an actionable Individual development plan following the 70/20/10 principles.
The 70/20/10 framework is a guideline for creating Individual Development Plans (IDPs) that emphasizes experiential, social, and formal learning to optimize skill development. It suggests that: 70% of learning should come from on-the-job experiences, 20% of learning should be through social interactions (e.g., coaching, mentoring, feedback from colleagues), and 10% of learning should come from formal education (e.g., courses, certifications, workshops).
Huneety first gathers your existing learning library, if available, to prioritize your current investments. We then add recommendations from external providers based on cost and budget, along with practical on-the-job assignments with measurable goals or OKRs to help your organization track progress over time.
Each IDP is debriefed with the line manager to ensure practical impact on the business and daily job performance. Line manager involvement is key to securing buy-in and monitoring the IDP’s execution over time.
We recommend integrating the IDP action plan into the Performance Management System at the competency level to monitor its execution. Tracking should include scheduling at least quarterly one-on-ones to give and receive feedback and adjust expectations as needed.
Contact us to discuss your project scope. We will guide you through the process to get started.