Talent Management
Talent management is the attraction, selection, and retention of employees, which involves a combination of HR processes across the employee life cycle. It encompasses workforce planning, employee engagement, learning and development, performance management, recruiting, onboarding, succession and retention.
Talent management is not just a simple human resource. It is also committed to hire, manage, develop, and retain the most talented and excellent employees in the industry. In fact, talent management plays an important role in the business strategy since it manages one of the important assets of the company—its people. That is why companies should make the effort to effectively manage the employees to help them develop their skills and capabilities in order to retain them.
The role of talent management
Talent management is the full scope of HR processes to attract, onboard, develop, motivate, and retain high-performing employees. Talent management is aimed at improving business performance through practices that make employees more productive.
Definition
The systematic attraction, development and development of individuals who are of particular value to the organization, either because they fulfil critical roles or they possess high future potential ’
-CIPD (2015)
Elements of Talent Management Pipeline (Armstrong)
- A resourcing strategy
- Talent audit
- Role flexibility
- Building the concept of a ‘great place to work’
- Performance management process
- A desirable learning development program
- Career management and succession planning
- Workforce planning
- Employee value proposition
- Resourcing plans which are integrated with a sense of practically of recruiting the capabilities externally, the degree to which internal staff can be developed and a clear view of the shortfall
- Retention strategy
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