Posted on September 23, 2009 by Tim Donahue
By Tim Donahue
Perfecting the Talent Readiness formula for “Right People, Right Place, Right Time” involves many complexities, from shifting global demographics to the role of rapidly-evolving technology. But the business case boils down to the Three Ls – Leadership, Leverage and Legacy.
Leadership
The ever-shifting competitive landscape means that with leadership, mastery is a long-term goal. A [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Gen Y, Generations, Global Labor Market, Human Resources, Leadership Development, Talent 2.0, talent practices | 2 Comments »
Posted on February 3, 2009 by theschweerline
One of my favorite quotes comes from Rob Cross in his book The Hidden Power of Social Networks, ” Research has consistently shown that whom you know has a significant impact on what you come to know, because relationships are critical for obtaining information, solving problems, and learning how to do your work.” That, [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Gen Y, Generations, Human Resources, Leadership Development, Organization Restructuring, Talent 2.0, social networking, talent practices | 2 Comments »
Posted on September 21, 2008 by theschweerline
Posted on August 25, 2008 by theschweerline
After posting this blog, I’ve continued to come across some interesting talent practices in this space, so I have continued to ‘update’ as information comes across my ‘virtual desk.’ I’ve choosen to group the new information under the original post so that you can see how the ideas have continued to develop over time.
As I said [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Energy Utility Industry, Gen Y, Generations, US Labor Market, talent practices | Tagged: learning, skilled trades, talent pipeline, talent practices in a tough economy, training and development, University talent shortages | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 5, 2008 by theschweerline
11/09/08
In the course of my normal early on-line shopping for the holidays, I ordered shoes from Zappos. Being curious, I followed the CEO on Twitter. For those looking for a great example of how to talk about tough issues with employees check out the CEO blog at Zappos. This is a company known for developing [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Leadership Development, Organization Restructuring, US Labor Market, talent practices | Tagged: benefits, compensation, creating organizational confidence, downsizing, employee assistance programs, employee bonus plans, employee engagement, job mash ups, off boarding, Organization Restructuring, recruitment, senior leader compensation, talent pipeline, talent practices, Workforce Planning | 1 Comment »
Posted on July 15, 2008 by theschweerline
Naisbitt begins his book, Mindset!, by saying that the future is always with us . . . social media acts as our collaborator, offering stories, facts, and opinions. But it’s not just the information that’s important. It’s the sifting process . . . the way in which we select and verify that allows us to bring [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Generations, Information Technology, Leadership Development, Talent 2.0, talent practices | Tagged: agile experimentation, agile organization, agility, Enterprise 2.0, NGE, open source organization, perfect storm of change, project based work, social networking, Talent 2.0, talent readiness | 4 Comments »
Posted on July 4, 2008 by theschweerline
In point of fact, we are no strangers to tough talent issues having survived many of the business challenges of the last several decades. But balencing the demands of the business with a ready flexible pool of talent given the demographic changes, will require an increasingly sophisticated set of solutions that many companies have not [...]
Filed under: Demographics, Generations, Global Labor Market, Leadership Development, talent practices | Tagged: Agile Organizations, Agile Talent, Talent 2.0, Talent Management, talent pipeline | 2 Comments »