Posts Tagged "HRM"

Talent Crowd Interview: Jon Ingham

August 11th, 2010 • by Craig Endicott • Posted in Community, Talent Crowd Interviews, Uncategorized1 Comment »

As part of our "Talent Crowd" series, I interview Jon Ingham, founder of Strategic Dynamics Consulting and one of the top rated bloggers in the talent space, to find out what he thinks the next 12 months hold for employers and HR practitioners.

What do you think of Jon's points?


Three To See - w/c 12-Jul-10

July 16th, 2010 • by Craig Endicott • Posted in Talent Acquisition, Talent Management, Three To SeeNo Comments »

Harmful HiPo's, competitive intelligence and what business leaders want from HR in this week's Three To See.

My first pick; The Voice of the Business Leader on HR and Talent Needs, comes from Bersin & Associates analyst Stacey Harris.

Harris shares insight from interviews with business and HR leaders conducted as part of recent research into high impact HR organisations, noting that:

"When senior business executives think of their most critical business challenges we found that they were looking at tomorrow, not today. HR Leadership is often (and rightly so) focused on business challenges organizations are facing today."

The table below, which comes from the post, highlights this difference in priorities.

Top 2 Business Challenges

Harris goes on to say that business leaders have expressed a need of four things from their colleagues in HR:

  1. Reducing missed Talent opportunities, creating Bench Strength
  2. One Stop Shop, Single Point of Contact
  3. More Strategic HR
  4. Answers and Options, versus data and reports

My next pick came via Chris Young over at the Maximize Possibility blog.  Dan McCarthy made an interesting post to his Great Leadership blog: Managing the "Toxic High Performer" in which he discusses the importance of taking an approach to performance management that values both the results AND behaviours of employees.

My final pick, 15 Competitive Intelligence Tools for Recruiting, was posted to the Talent Buzz blog by Jason Buss and lists resources that can be used in "the systematic gathering of open information and analysis to provide a better understanding of a competitor firm’s structure, culture, behavior, capabilities, and weaknesses."

There are some great tools catalogued in the post that can be used not only to understand competitor organisations, target potential hires and build talent pipeline, but also to inform your organisation's employer brand protection and development programmes.


 
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