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Talent Management Strategy: Practices Which Makes Or Break Your Organisation's Talent Pool

Organisations globally invest lots of resources, time and money in Talent Management to retain High Potentials (HIPOTs). These generally are highly capable, intelligent, and quick learning resources that we're discussing about. Would a hike in salary package, grade, or designation keep them motivated quite a while?   Visualize a goldfish in a tank full of fighter fish. A formula1 car on a heavy traffic road. Shoe polish close to fruit racks in the retail outlet. How repulsive are these images? That's simply how hipots will feel if they've got to work in an environment that doesn't suit their culture, aspirations, and capabilities. They may feel suffocated and what follows next is the hipot going in search of fresh air.     CAPABILITY MISMATCH:   Consider a situation where your hipot has to report to a manager who's low on general intelligence. The manager would likely take more time concluding a brainstorming session. The hipot may see this extra time ...

Talent Management: The Dos And Don'ts That Can Make Or Break Your Organisation's Talent Pool

Organisations across the globe invest a large amount of resources, time and money in Talent Management to retain High Potentials (HIPOTs). You will see these are highly capable, intelligent, and quick learning resources that we are dealing with. Would a hike in salary package, grade, or designation place them motivated lastingly?   Visualize a goldfish in a tank full of fighter fish. A formula1 car on any high-traffic road. Shoe polish beside fruit racks in a retail outlet. How repulsive are these images? That's precisely how hipots will feel should they have to work in an environment that doesn't suit their culture, aspirations, and capabilities. They may feel suffocated and what follows next is the hipot going in search of fresh air.     CAPABILITY MISMATCH:   Take into consideration a situation where your hipot has to report to a supervisor who seems to be low on general intelligence. The manager would likely spend more time concluding a brainstorming session. ...