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    April 2015 Talent Management Excellence Articles

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    Mentoring For Knowledge Transfer: Bridging today and tomorrow

    The preservation of institutional knowledge has always been an essential part of any organization’s agenda. You spend too much time developing knowledge and skills to simply let it go every time someone relocates or retires.

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    Dated: 04-15-2015

    Training For Strategic Development: Vision should be the catalyst

    The development of people has always been an extremely important element of any organizational growth. You can research any successful company, coach or championship team and one common variable exists; the meticulous and continual development of their employees and players aligned to the strategic objectives of the organisation or team.

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    Dated: 04-15-2015

    Job Evaluation: What is the point?

    Throughout my lengthy Compensation career I have never enjoyed having to evaluate jobs. Quite the opposite. As soon as I progressed high enough in my organization, I delegated responsibility to a subordinate and washed my hands of it. Job evaluation is a thankless task, with the evaluator subject to criticism from all sides.

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    Dated: 04-15-2015

    Boosting Organizational Health: 5 power practices that can help you run the place better

    You know the feeling; you walk into an office or warehouse and quite quickly, you get a sense of how healthy the workplace is. It’s not necessarily telegraphed by the dress code or the water-cooler behavior or the afternoon foosball game in the break room. But within days, you’ll know, with reasonable certainty, if it’s the kind of environment in which anyone’s ideas are welcomed and listened to, if it’s a culture in which constructive communication flows top-down and bottom-up, whether mistakes are frowned upon or viewed as learning opportunities.

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    Dated: 04-15-2015

    Setting Targets: The key to any high performing company

    The annual Target Setting Process is probably the most dreaded activity by our People Managers: It is experienced as time-consuming, theoretical, not leading to anything productive, not being aligned with business life...

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