LM02102 SUPPLY FIN MANAGER

Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in his/her field of specialisation.
Can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party.
Can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.

This job doesn't have technical skills.

Demonstrates loyalty, awareness and respect for MSF’s values

Expresses his/her interest by talking/asking/giving informed opinions about MSF’s activities.
Expresses he/she wants to work with MSF because of its principles and mission.
Overtly expresses his/her satisfaction at belonging to MSF and defends MSF’s social mission.
Refers to beneficiaries* when speaking about his/her own work.
Always transmits a positive image of MSF in front of both colleagues and external people.
Translates the principles of MSF into actions.

Adapts behaviour to the needs of the situation

Accepts decisions which are not completely in line with his/her personal opinions.
Is flexible in applying and adapting procedures.
Adapts his/her behaviour to the characteristics of the interlocutor and/or situation.
Learns from problems and difficulties, becoming more competent at resolving similar situations in the future.
Looks for adaptable solutions in order to achieve objectives.
Reassesses priorities when circumstances change, focusing on objectives.

Improves performance and sets ambitious and realistic goals

Encourages, engages and motivates people to work as a team

Shows he/she values the experience and input of other team members through empathetic communication.
Makes decisions taking into account how they affect the team.
Actively seeks input from team members to define how they will work together.
Makes sure the common objective is known and supported by all the team.
Works to achieve cohesion and a spirit of cooperation in the team.
Involves the team in the decision-making process that may affect all its members.

Gives feedback and sets limits

Informs and gives feedback about results achieved by the team.
Individually rectifies ineffective behaviour through constructive feedback.
Acknowledges the positive performance of his/her collaborators, using suitable techniques for the follow-up appraisal.
Manages any discrepancies between team members’ expectations and the reality of their situation.
Is approachable and makes time for all team members.