In this course, we discuss how to create value from an intangible asset that is measured as head count cost on the organizational balance sheet. We start with a brief overview of how Talent Management is more than a process of identifying high potentials for leadership development programs.
This leads to a conversation about how a large proportion of the employee population has unrecognized talent that is underutilized. Then, we explore how to put into place mechanisms to help employees explore, discover, and release their potential for the benefit of the organization. This course challenges the narrow focus of traditional talent management processes and provides practical steps line managers and Human Resource Managers can take to increase the utilization of human potential within their organization.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the importance developing an organizational perspective of people as an asset, which provides a unique competitive advantage for the organization in pursuing its strategic priorities.
- Explore the Expanded Boundaryless Talent Management (BTM) Model as a conceptual framework for managing the flow of talent through an organization.
- Discover how talent management processes can work with the flow of talent that enters, progresses through, and then exits the organization.
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
11 CoursesHuman Resources Management (HRM) Certification
- Developing an Agile Organization
- Human Resources (HR) Strategy Development
- Using Data for Human Resources (HR) Decision Making
- Leading and Managing People
- Becoming an Employer of Choice
- Talent Management and Succession Planning
- Systems of Strategic Reward Management
- Training Design for Return on Investment
- Strategic Change Management
- Human Resources (HR) Influencing at the Board Level
- HR Strategy Development (Article)
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Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course, although it is recommended that participants complete the Organization in Practice course if they have no background in Organization Development.