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What is the Talent Management strategy?


 

In a nutshell, talent management strategy is the plot of action to enhance employee execution. This means enhancing presentation in the widely. Talent management is a strategy which needs vigilant implementation, routine assessments and continual improvement. Following are some talent management strategies that employers can use to manage their staff.

1. Detailed job descriptions

Detailed job descriptions will make lives easier without confusing both employer and employee. Information such as job title, location, duties and responsibilities, skills looking for, reporting staff, salary, compensation and befits, terms and conditions, job type, etc. With these information candidates can make decisions whether this suits for them or not. Also, employers can save their time without consuming their valuable time for useless interviews.

2. Person-organization fit

Employers must find out best people who fits for their organizational culture. Otherwise, that employees will not be happy in that workplace. So, they will not be productive at all. As such, those kinds of employees will be an expense for the organization. Therefore, employers must hire people that matches with their organization culture or person-organization fit.

3. Collaborate-coach-evolve

Talent management will be more effective by creating a culture of coaching, mentoring and collaboration. Two-way communication (top to bottom and bottom to top) can be used to instruct employees how to do their work correctly and also can get feedback for the process from employee experience. From that, employers can monitor work and improve if there is anything to change. This will help to achieve organizational goals.

4. Reward and recognize correctly

Rewards and recognition energies beyond monetary rewards and additional packages. It is something more than that like giving attention personally for each employee and help them with their needs. Employers can identify their employees and customize rewards according to those. That will be more attractive and efficient.

5. Opportunities for continuous improvement

For the continuous improvement of the organization, there have to be the scope and opportunities for the continuous development of its employees as well. Furthermore, this ensures that the collective skills within the organization is updated, upgraded and upscaled. For that employees must have relevant tools and techniques. Employers have to provide them.

As mentioned in previous articles, complete scope of Human Resources developments to attract, onboard, develop, encourage, and retain high-performing people. As such objective of talent management is to;

- Capture the right talent and convert it.
- Identify various upcoming challenges of talent management.
- Establish upcoming trends in talent management.
- Identify the ways to retain the best talent
To accomplish above objectives, employers can use above talent management strategies.


References

  1. Digital HR Tech (2020), Talent Management Strategy, [Online], Available at: https://www.digitalhrtech.com/talent-management-strategy/#:~:text=Talent%20management%20is%20the%20full,aimed%20at%20improving%20business%20performance.&text=A%20talent%20management%20strategy%20is%20the,action%20to%20optimize%20employee%20performance. [Accessed on 05th January 2021]

Comments

  1. According to this article we can see so many strategies using for talent management. we can take fair knowledge and ideas by using of this.i will highly recommended to read this page

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  2. What are the issues occuring when practising talent management strategies?

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    1. Some issues occurring when practicing talent management strategies are poor applicant tracking, improper screening process and failure to network effectively.

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  3. Can we apply these talent management strategies to any company?

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    1. Yes. These talent management strategies can be applied to any company by customizing according to their company culture, current situation, mission, vision and values.

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  4. A talent management strategy is the plan of action to optimize employee performance. This means optimizing performance in the broadest sense.

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  5. In a word, talent management is about hiring talented candidates and nurturing them into life-long employees. But the devil is in the details, which is where the “strategy” piece comes in.

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  6. Talent Management strategy Is there an accepted methodology that uses these?

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    1. You can use any ethical way as a strategy to manage talents.

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  7. How to make decisions make a senior management realise the need for managing talent in the organisation

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    1. Senior management should consider all possible strategies before practicing the same. They have to choose most suitable strategy according to the need.

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  8. Two-way communication method can be used in efficient and effective manner to solve several issues in an organization, as a supportive factor in order to diminish misunderstandings.

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