Candidate Assessment Date for Public Competition No. 02-100/26-1138/3 for the Needs of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund

The assessment for the position of Assistant Director, Legal Affairs Sector, Pensioners’ Organizations Cooperation and Human Resources, announced for the needs of the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund, will be held on October 30, 2026. The assessment of the competencies, knowledge and abilities of candidates who meet the requirements of the public competition for filling a position in the category of heads of administrative bodies will be conducted in accordance with the conditions of the public competition and the Regulation on the Criteria and Detailed Procedure for Assessing Knowledge, Abilities, Competencies and Skills for Work in State Bodies (Official Gazette of Montenegro, No. ...). Each correct answer is worth one point, meaning that the maximum score on the general test for each individual competency is 15 points. A candidate who scores at least eight points for each competency on the general test must submit to the Commission a written paper containing: “An overview of priorities and proposals for improving work processes, or the situation in the area of work for which the candidate is being appointed.” The written paper will assess specific competencies based on the following criteria: ability to analyze the situation, setting priorities, innovation and initiative, and clarity and structure of the paper. The structured interview will assess general competencies: oral communication, commitment to learning and development, cooperation, as well as managerial competencies: ability to organize work and manage human resources and ability to exercise strategic management. Only candidates included on the List of Candidates who meet the requirements of the public competition may take part in the assessment procedure. Candidates are reminded that, before the assessment begins, they must present the Commission with an identity card or another identity document bearing a photograph.

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