THE
TALENT MANAGEMENT HANDBOOK:
Creating Organizational Excellence by
Identifying, Developing & Promoting Your Best People
|
|
Edited
by :
Lance A. Berger
Dorothy R. Berger
|
In
most organizations, the infrastructure of human resources
systems and processes is a jumble of unconnected, incomplete,
and inconsistent methodologies. Senior executives and human
resources practitioners understand the connection between
organization excellence and effective people management.
But most organizations do not have a systemized approach
for making this linkage - and it's hurting their business.
Now the search is over. The Talent Management Handbook
reveals how to connect organizational excellence to people
management by systematically identifying, keeping, developing
and promoting your organization's best people.
Featuring
the contribution of leading executives, human resources
practitioners, and consultants, this book presents a comprehensive
approach to talent management. You will learn the power
of integrating your company's infrastructure of HR assessment,
planning, and development tools into a single, cogent system.
The Talent Management Handbook explains how to align
your company's people with the current and future needs
of the organization by placing employees in positions that
maximize their value.
The
authors identify three key steps to a human resources strategy
that will drive your organization's success:
- Identify,
select, and cultivate "Superkeepers" - the employees
your organization cannot afford to lose.
- Locate
and develop highly qualified backups for key positions,
which are critical to organizational continuity.
- Allocate
training resources to employees based on actual and/or
potential contribution to organizational excellence.
The
book also explains how to build all your HR disciplines
on the "building blocks" of organizational competencies,
performance appraisal, and forecast of employee/manager
potential. You'll learn how to enhance employee development
through coaching, mentoring, constructive dialogue, and
feedback from many organization levels. You'll also learn
about powerful reward systems that support these talent
management strategies. The Talent Management Handbook
explains how to create a talent management system that dramatically
improves your organization's return on its HR investment,
while increasing the overall performance and satisfaction
of every member of your organization.
|