Enhancing Recruitment and Selection for Competency-Driven Growth at Logibricks

Authors

  • Greeshma Shah
  • Gopa Das

Keywords:

Competency framework, Gap analysis, .NET developer, Retail sector, Test Driven Development (TDD)

Abstract

This case study delves into the competency framework and gap analysis for .NET develop-ers at Log bricks, a B2B SaaS provider specializing in software solutions tailored for the retail sector. The company’s key offerings include inventory management, sales tracking, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Point-of-Sale (PoS) integration, and e-commerce integration, all aimed at optimizing retailers' operations.
A detailed competency framework has been constructed to ensure that Logibricks contin-ues to meet the dynamic demands of the retail software market. This framework defines the essential skills and attributes .NET developers must possess: technical proficiency, problem-solving, collaboration, communication, leadership, and adaptability. The frame-work aligns closely with Logibricks' business objectives, particularly the need for devel-opers to be adept at analytical thinking, programming expertise, cloud platform experi-ence, and effective collaboration with non-technical stakeholders.
A thorough gap analysis reveals several key shortcomings in the talent pool of .NET de-velopers at Logibricks. First, many developers have limited experience with cloud plat-forms such as Microsoft Azure and AWS, which are critical for deploying and managing scalable SaaS solutions. Second, communication challenges emerge when developers at-tempt to explain technical issues to non-technical team members, leading to misaligned expectations. Third, there is a deficiency in innovative problem-solving approaches, par-ticularly in addressing new technical challenges or optimizing existing solutions. Devel-opers tend to focus on routine coding issues and often lack the creative thinking required to introduce innovative features. Finally, the analysis identifies inadequate Test Driven Development (TDD) and automated testing practices, resulting in limited test coverage and increased reliance on manual testing, slowing development cycles.
The study underscores the importance of addressing these competency gaps to ensure Logibricks remains competitive in the evolving retail technology landscape. By implement-ing training programs in cloud technology, improving communication and collaboration skills, fostering a culture of innovation, and adopting advanced testing strategies, Logibricks can enhance its development team's overall performance and better meet its re-tail clients' needs.

Published

2025-01-07

How to Cite

Greeshma Shah, & Gopa Das. (2025). Enhancing Recruitment and Selection for Competency-Driven Growth at Logibricks. Research and Review: Human Resource and Labour Management (p-ISSN: 3049-4125), 6(1), 1–13. Retrieved from https://matjournals.net/engineering/index.php/RRHRLM/article/view/1297