Certified Independent Business Manager - II (CIBM-II)
This certification focuses on enhancing individuals' knowledge and skills related to planning, organizing, and managing resources and teams within an organization. It emphasizes the importance of strategic planning, value-chain management, organizational structure, and human resource management.
CIBM-II Certifications
EXAM CONTENT
Planning and Strategy
Value-Chain Management
Organizational Structure and Culture
Managing a Diverse Workforce
Building High-Performance Teams
Human Resource Management
Coaching and Performance Feedback
Networking and Mentoring
Project Management
Running Effective Meetings
EXAM SPECIFICATION
Domain 1: Planning (29%)
Domain 2: Organizing (25%)
Domain 3: Talent/Human Resource Management (46%)
The exam consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and is time-limited to a maximum of 120 minutes. It is administered through ECG's e-Learning Center and can be taken electronically or manually. Test takers receive immediate pass or fail results on-screen for electronically taken exams, and detailed feedback is sent by email after grading.
Weighted Percentage
A possible weighted point or percentage assignment for CIBM™ Certification:
Competencies Area: 65%
General Business Knowledge Area: 35%
This allocation would assign 100% of the total points or percentage to the competencies and AEM categories covered in the certification program. The specific weights could be adjusted based on the importance of each competency and AEM category to the overall program goals and objectives.
Proficiency and Measurement Criteria for the Competencies in BEX® Certification
Distinguished:
Demonstrates mastery of the published competencies at a level exceeding certification level expectations as defined in the BEX General Competency Guide; and its application in real business situations.
Proficient:
Demonstrates mastery of the published competencies at a level meeting certification expectations as defined in the BEX General Competency Guide; and shows an ability to analyze problems related to the competency and develop effective solutions.
Basic:
Demonstrates published competencies at a level of performance minimally meeting certification expectations as defined in the BEX General Competency Guide; and displays effective communication and collaboration skills related to the competency, including the ability to work with stakeholders and manage relationships effectively.
Non-performance:
Demonstrates published competencies at a level which does not meet certification expectations as described in the BEX General Competency Guide.