Talent management
Talent management can be simply
define as a set of integrated organizational human resource processes designed
to attract, develop, engage and retain productive engaged employees. (Lewis & Heckman, June 2006) The main goal of
talent management is to create a high performance sustainable organization that
meet its strategic and operational goals by empowering the employees.
Accordance with the case study
since we have a limited budget and also top management need to build a talent
pool inside the organization. We can use the following on-the-job learning and
development programmes or tools to create an effective talent pool within the
organization.
- Mentoring
Mentoring is beneficial for both parties.
According to (Parsloe, 2016) mentoring can be defined as a supportive
and encouragement activity to people to manage their own learning in order that
they may maximise their potential, develop their skills, improve their
performance and become the person they want to be. The mentor is responsible
for providing support and feedback on the individual on his or her change.
Ex – As a new trend currently
multinational companies are using online mentoring software portal in the
workplaces. First they need to fill out a profile and qualifies their needs for
mentoring. Or their strengths to provide mentoring. Mentees are then able to
see a list of qualified mentors based on their needs. At the same time this
system fails where the mentor cannot recommend mentees for next job promotion.
- In house training by using internal or external resources
Internal job training is supposed
to be an effective way to give training and develop internal staff in an
organization. This can be organized inviting an external consultation or a
manager or even HR staff person.
It is much more effective to get a
training from an internal staff person because he will know norms and culture
or goals of the organization. It also helps to build up a team and help
employees to build up a team and help employees to improve.
- Promotion
Promotion is another effective way
for job training. By providing relevant mentoring and coaching promotion can be
an effective way for employee development. A job promotion may be the result
of an employee's proactive pursuit of a higher ranking or as a reward by
employers for good performance.
By using these tools it is able to
create more efficient and effective talented pool within the organization
without spending bulk of funds.
References
Lewis, R. & Heckman, R.,
June 2006. Human Resource Management Review. pp. 139-154.
Merlevede, P., 2017. In: Talent Management: A Focus on
Excellence. s.l.:s.n., pp. 55-67.
Parsloe, E., 2016. Coaching and Mentoring. s.l.:s.n.
Anon., n.d. talentguard. [Online]
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Available at: www.talentguard.com
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very good simplistic style of the essay still the references are not in Harvard Style?????
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