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2015 July 30 – Technical Session

Topic: Strategic Resource Planning and Talent

Management

Speaker: Penny Bongato

Venue: Bahia Function Room, InterContinental Manila,

Makati City

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IT-BPM Industryand Talent Management

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Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP)

• Founded in 2004• Non-profit, non-stock• Enabling organization for the IT-BPM

Industry Associations (IAs) and Global In-House Center (GICs)

• Serves as the one-stop information and advocacy gateway for the industry

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• Assists investors in setting up operations easily and quickly• Conducts business research for the

industry• Serves as the gateway for knowledge

sharing and networking among members• Enables PPP for talent development programs

Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP)

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Vision:

To make the Philippines the destination of choice for the global business process management

Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP)

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Mission:

Promote the competitive advantages and thegrowth potential of the Philippines in existingand new areas of business processmanagement and support the industry in areas such as offshore marketing, educationand training, security and privacy,legislation and public policy, among others.

Information Technology and Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP)

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Voice – Based Services Suppliers Homegrown Suppliers

Banking, Financial Services and Insurance IT and Software Services

NASSCOM’S Top BPOs Shared Service Centers / Captives

Who Are With Us

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Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul Services

Clinical Research Outsourcing

HR Outsourcing Legal Process Outsourcing

Engineering Services OutsourcingCreative Services Outsourcing

Medical Services Outsourcing

Who Are With Us

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Philippine IT-BPM industry size

2006–2014; US$ billionx% YoY Growth

1Philippines IT-BPM market as percentage of global offshore services market, in revenue termsSources: BPAP, ACPI, CCAP, GDAP, HIMOAP, PSIA

# FTEs

(~‘000) 236 371 424 527

3.44.5

6.17.1

8.9

11.0

13.2

16.1

18.9

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

34%17%

25%

24%

Copyright ©2014: BPAP. All rights reserved.

19%

298 640 777

The Philippine IT-BPM 2014 Performance

31%45%

22%

917

9

1071

19%

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industryOVERVIEW

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by the numbers

number

voiceOutsourcing Destination

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by the numbers

ranked ndGlobal Outsourcing

Destination

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O n e M i l li o n

13

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US$

billion2014 IT-BPM Revenue

14

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Million

2015 Direct Employment Forecast

15

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US$

billion2015 IT-BPM Revenue Forecast

16

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industry

challenges

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Roadmap 2016 Talent Gap

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Walk-in applicants Job fairs

School/campus fairsApplicants responding to Advertisement in newspapers

Applicants responding to Advertisement online

Paper Screening

Initial Interview

Testing

Final Interview

Job Offer

Hire

100 Applicants

7-10 Hires*

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raise the

standards

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industry

talent development

initiatives

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Talent Development Programs

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Service ManagementSpecialization Track(in Undergraduate

Education)

A 21-unit minor course or specialization track taken by business and IT majors in college intending to go into IT-BPO and GIC or other service industries.

Key Programs to Raise Standards

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Global Competitiveness Assessment Tool

(GCAT)

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Learning Ability English Proficiency

Computer LiteracyPerceptual Speed and Accuracy

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Service ManagementSpecialization Track

(in Undergraduate Education)

Approved by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) under CMO Nos. 6 and 34 series of 2012

Industry Response to Assessment

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Committee members include :• Core industry representatives from IBM, Accenture, HP,

Stream Global, Philippine Software Industry Association (PSIA), Health Information Management Outsourcing Association of the Philippines (HIMOAP)

• Academe representatives from Asia Pacific College, Jose Rizal University, Our Lady of Fatima and member schools of Phil. Assoc. of Collegiate Schools of Business

• Other industry and academe representatives

Service Management Specialization Track under CMO No. 6 and 34, Series of 2012

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IBPAP Specialization Track• Business Communications for the Global Workspace• Service Culture• Principles of Systems Thinking• Fundamentals of IT-Business Processes of Outsourcing 101 • Fundamentals of IT-Business Processes of Outsourcing 102• OJT/ Internship Program 600 hours

• 21 units (including OJT)• Approved for Business and IT courses

Service Management Specialization Track under CMO No. 6 and 34, Series of 2012

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CHED Funded Project: SMP Participating Schools

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17 Participating State Universities and Colleges –Project to date (Dec 2014)

Batangas State University• 67 SMP trained Teachers• 80 Language trained Teachers• 802 Students enrolled in SMP

Cavite State University• 59 SMP trained Teachers • 3 Language trained Teachers

Laguna State Polytechnic University• 56 SMP trained Teachers• 71 Language trained teachers• 2987 Students enrolled in SMP

Negros Oriental State University• 61 SMP trained Teachers• 57 Language trained Teachers• 325 Students enrolled in SMP

Philippine Normal University• 20 Language trained Teachers

Polytechnic University of the Philippines

• 51 SMP trained Teachers• 4 Language trained Teachers• 89 Students trained in SMP

Tarlac State University• 33 SMP trained Teachers• 8 Language trained Teachers

Technological University of the Philippines

• 33 SMP trained Teachers• 23 Language trained Teachers

604 Teachers trained in SMP539Teachers trained in the Language Tracks

77 Teachers trained on ELITES______ Students enrolled in SMP

16SUCs Trained out of the 17 SUCs

Benguet State University• 24 SMP trained Teachers• 25 Language trained Teachers

Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University• 32 SMP trained Teachers• 8 Language trained Teachers

Pangasinan State University• 40 SMP trained Teachers• 8 Language trained Teachers

Bulacan State University• 45 SMP trained Teachers

Nothern Iloilo Polytechnic State College• 19 SMP trained Teachers• 8 Language trained Teachers

West Visayas State University• 25 SMP trained Teachers • 2 Language trained Teachers

Western Visayas College of Science and Technology

Carlos Hilago Memorial State College

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Industry Academe Partnership

• Strategic alliance with the IT-BPM companies

– In discussions with more than 20 IT-BPM companies to partner with the 17 SUCs

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Milling ExerciseGetting to know you

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Bragging Exercise(You will love this!)

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Hi. I am _______.

What I like about myself is _________. And I am also ____________.

(90 secs each)

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Management ofKnowledge*

*www.stephanjensen.dk

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www.stephanjensen.dk

Need for

knowledge

Source of

knowledge

G

A

P

The assign-

ment

Literature

Experts

?

Transfer

of knowledge

Can the assignment be

completed with the

allocated resources?

Project Manager

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Section Phase Scope

Step 1:

Knowledge need of

project uncovered.

Step 2:

Sources of knowledge

uncovered..

Analy

sis

Dia

gnose

Solu

tion

1.

Knowledge

map

2.

Problem

areas

Step 3:

Potential problem areas.

(need source)

Step 4:

Possible solutions.

3.

Preventive

actions

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www.stephanjensen.dk

Need

fo

r kn

ow

led

ge

BusinessV1

V2

V3

V4

V5

V6

Source of knowledgeBusiness

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

IT

X

X

X

X

X

X X X

X

X

O

O

O

O

O O

X : Practical experience

O : Theoretical knowledge

Technology

Working in

projects

Blank : No knowledge

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ed

fo

r k

no

wle

dg

e

BusinessV1

V2

V3

V4

V5

V6

Source of knowledge

IT-BPM

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

Development

X

X

X

X

X

X X X

X

X

O

O

O

O

O O

X : Practical experience

O : Theoretical knowledge

Academe

Working in

projects

Blank : No knowledge

IBPAP P125M CHED Project

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Source of knowledge

Academe

Working in

projects

Need

fo

r k

no

wle

dg

e

BusinessV1

V2

V3

V4

V5

V6

IT-BPM

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

Problem

areas

Development

IBPAP P125M CHED Project

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www.stephanjensen.dk

Technology

Working in

projectsNe

ed

fo

r kn

ow

led

ge

BusinessV1

V2

V3

V4

V5

V6

Source of knowledgeBusiness

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

IT

Corrective actions

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Strategic Resource Planning and Talent Management

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Imagine the following:

• The best people look for opportunities to work on your team• Everyone on your team performs at the hghest level every day• You make good choices so your new project team members

blend in quickly with the team• When people do move on you can celebrate because they have

prepared their own team members• Your people leave as advocates for your organization• Some people return and want to be a member of your new

project/team

Strategic Resource Planning and Talent Development

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Answer the following nine questions:

Talent Health Check

Yes No

1. Have you found it difficult to fill a key role in the last 12 months?

2. Do you rely on external recruits for key roles?

3. Do you often compromise on quality at recruitment?

4. Have the challenges your team faced changed in the last 3-5 years?

5. Are you worried that your team doesn't have the talent to grow?

6. Do your competitors appear to have stonger people than you?

7. When people are promoted, are they adequately prepared?

8. Do your best people often leave before promotion or the next project?

9. re you often disappointed that your people don't acheve what you expect?

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Give yourself 1 point for each question you answered positively:

Talent Health Check

The quality of your people probably gives you an advantage over other organizations; your focus will be needed to keep you ahead.

6 or more

4 to 6

3 or less

Your organization is likely to either have significant cost or business risk associated with your approach to managing talent.

Your approach to managing talent is sometimes likely to create frustration and avoidable costs.

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Is There Really a War forTalent?

Trends Impact

Increased competition and pace of innovation Keeping ahead demands the bsest people

Influence of technology Technology needs brainpower

Flatter, leaner organizations Slower promotions so external moves sought

More graduates not getting a job Smaller qualified talent pool from which to select

Changing attitudes of people toward work People are more demanind of an organization

Attitude of entitlement Moving to another project seems dfficult

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Those who are on projects continue to stay on the project… but what if you need them? What do you do?

Is there really a shortage of talents?• Average quality of candidates has

declined by 10% since 2004• Average time to fill a vacancy has

increased from 37 to 60 days• 30% of organizations have recruited

below average candidates just to fill a position quickly

Yes, there is a shortage of Talents

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There are several trends influencing the relationship between the employee and the employer.

Talent is Changing Too!

Barganing PowerCompany loyalty cannot be assumed. Shortage of talents provide greater bargaining power for people.

Greater MeaningPeople want greater meaning from their work.

FlexibilityThere is an increasing desire to work to live rather than live to work.

Fewer boundariesYou don’t have to be “at work” or even in country.

Informed choicesPeople are aware of their market value.

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There are basically two questions that an organization have to answer:• What differentiates you from your competitors now?• What will keep you in the winning position?

The Talent Difference: The Whole Organization

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The Talent Web Model*

* Talent Management Pocketbook by Andy Cross

TALENT

SPOTTER

TALENT

COACH

TALENT

BLENDERTALENT

CONDUCTOR

TALENT

MAGNET

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Talent Web: The Big Questions

How can I bring out the best in my people when it matters most?

What talent do I need and how can I spot it?

How can I blend the available talent to get maximum performance?

What will attract talented people and keep them for longer?

How can I create a flow of talented people?

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What talent do I need and how do I spot it?

TALENT

SPOTTER

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Word: TalentPart of speech: NounDefinition: AbilitySynonyms: Aptitude, aptness, art, capability, cleverness,

command, flare, genius, gift, knack, know-how, mastery, power, savvy, skill

1. A person who possesses unusual innate ability in some field or activity

2. Natural endowment or ability of a superior quality

What is Talent?

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Identifying Talent

BACKBONE

Gets on with the job in hand.

Unlikely drive change

REAL DEAL

Gets results and drives positive change. Has a positive impact

on others

MISTAKE

Is a drain on your time, your

headcount and your project

PRIMA DONNA

The dilemma. Exceptional

performance at a cost of the overall

team and you.

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

IMPACT

Low

Low High

High

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Identifying Talent

BACKBONE

Gets on with the job in hand.

Unlikely drive change

REAL DEAL

Gets results and drives positive change. Has a positive impact

on others

MISTAKE

Is a drain on your time, your

headcount and your project

PRIMA DONNA

The dilemma. Exceptional

performance at a cost of the overall

team and you.

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

IMPACT

Low

Low High

High

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Identifying Talent

BACKBONE

Gets on with the job in hand.

Unlikely drive change

REAL DEAL

Gets results and drives positive change. Has a positive impact

on others

MISTAKE

Is a drain on your time, your

headcount and your projec

PRIMA DONNA

The dilemma. Exceptional

performance at a cost of the overall

team and you.

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

IMPACT

Low

Low High

High

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Identifying Talent

BACKBONE

Gets on with the job in hand.

Unlikely drive change

REAL DEAL

Gets results and drives positive change. Has a positive impact

on others

MISTAKE

Is a drain on your time, your

headcount and your project

PRIMA DONNA

The dilemma. Exceptional

performance at a cost of the overall

team and you.

MA

INT

EN

AN

CE

IMPACT

Low

Low High

High

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Finding hidden talents are the:

TALENT CHAMPIONS

Cheerleaders Excellent at pushing people into the limelight and getting recognition for those withpotential

Bridge Builders Have the magical ability to open doors, buildbridges and, most importantly, connecttalented people with key decision makers

Guardian Angel Can put up a protective umbrella so that people can act with some freedom, andexperiment in relative safety

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Finding hidden talents are the:

TALENT CHAMPIONS

Cheerleaders Excellent at pushing people into the limelight and getting recognition for those withpotential

Bridge Builders Have the magical ability to open doors, buildbridges and, most importantly, connecttalented people with key decision makers

Guardian Angel Can put up a protective umbrella so that people can act with some freedom, andexperiment in relative safety

“There is something

much more scarce

something rare than

ability. It is the

ability to recognize

ability.”

Robert Hall

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How can I bring out the best in my people when it matters most?

TALENT

COACH

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As a talent coach, consciously raise what you expect of others can enhance their performance

Wish for What You Want

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As a talent coach, consciously raising what you expect of others can enhance their performance

Wish for What You Want

Realistic goals

Realistic goals

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As a talent coach, consciously raising what you expect of others can enhance their performance

Wish for What You Want

Believe in your team membersBelieve it’s possible

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As a talent coach, consciously raise what you expect of others can enhance their performance

Wish for What You Want

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As a coach, you need to prepare your people for change.Roll off project, moving to a different project,Being on the bench – how do we manage this?

Talent Coach – Preparing People for Change

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Working through a difficult situation in a project

1. What is a difficult or troubling situation are you facing in your project? Or in your life?

2. How are you creating it or allowing it to happen?3. What are you pretending not to know?4. What is the payoff for keeping it like it is?5. What is the cost for not changing it?6. What would you rather be experiencing?7. What actions will you take to create that?8. By when will you take the action?9. On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to

follow through on this action?

Coaching through a difficult situation (Professional and Personal)

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Now… let’s practice…..

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Find a new partnerSomeone you haven’t worked with ,

and sit facing them

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Raise your handif you do not have a partner

Coaching practice

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Coaching practice

70

Decide who is partner A and partner B

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Coaching practice

71

B

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Working through a difficult situation in a project

1. What is a difficult or troubling situation are you facing in your project? Or in your life?

2. How are you creating it or allowing it to happen?3. What are you pretending not to know?4. What is the payoff for keeping it like it is?5. What is the cost for not changing it?6. What oud you rather be experiencing?7. What actions will you take to create that?8. By when will you take the action?9. On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to

follow through on this action?

Coaching through a difficult situation (Professional and Personal)

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Coaching practice

73

A

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Working through a difficult situation in a project

1. What is a difficult or troubling situation are you facing in your project? Or in your life?

2. How are you creating it or allowing it to happen?3. What are you pretending not to know?4. What is the payoff for keeping it like it is?5. What is the cost for not changing it?6. What oud you rather be experiencing?7. What actions will you take to create that?8. By when will you take the action?9. On a scale of 1-10, how likely are you to

follow through on this action?

Coaching through a difficult situation (Professional and Personal)

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How can I blend the available talent to get maximum performance?

TALENT

BLENDER

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First, check the ingredients you already have.

Second, add quality to the pot using the best affordable ingredients

Last, stir the pot and watch carefully as the team raises their game and success attracts others.

Ingredients for a Talented Team

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Five Tips in forming a talented team:

• The necessary technical experts in your team to deliver core services

• Understand the contribution of each member of the team. Each one plays a part.

• Complementary rather than similar personality attributes• A genuine desire among your talented people to help

others achieve. They need to work hard and care about the team’s results, not just their own.

• People you feel you can rely on (but not play favorites)

Ingredients for a Talented Team

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How can I create a flow of talented people?

TALENT

CONDUCTOR

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What managers should know about talent management:

Myths:x HR is responsible for managing talentsx Managers should just wait for the annual performance review

process to check talents in the organization.

Reality:• Every manager is accountable for spotting and developing

talented people• Developing a talent flow should be part of the business plan• Talented people thrive in a performance culture• Talented people learn by being stretched • It always goes back to the business

Healthy Beliefs about Talent

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Talent Conductor as Talent Profiler

Track

Record

Potential

Predictors

What is the

track record of

his

performance?

Potential to

succeed in a

bigger and

more senior

role?

Personal

Aspirations

Personal

ambition and

interest?

Readiness

An indication

of the

readiness to

make the next

move and to

what level

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Letting Your Talents Know

Do you let your talents know that they are earmarked as high potential?

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Remember….

Embed Talent Management into your business planning

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What will attract talented people and keep them longer?

TALENT

MAGNET

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Why would talented people join your organization or team?

Talent Magnet: Attract or Repel

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Love to Work

Talent Magnet

What do your best

people think

about your team?

How do your best

people feel about

your team?

What are your best people willing to do for your team?

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Assessment – You as the employee

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How Attractive is Your Talent Culture?

Yes No

1. Can I learn from my manager?

2. Do I know what is next for me?

3. Can this organization provide a fresh challenge or stretch?

4. Is there a problem that neds solving?

5. Do I get recognized for my efforts?

6. Am I adding value?

7. Do I respect and value the people I am working with?

8. Do I have the freedome to ge on with my job?

9. Do I receive regular, honest and candid feedback?

10. Do I feel good about myself and what I am doing?

11. Am I enjoying myself?

12. Am I stimulated?

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Your Role as a Leader

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Talent Management Framework

Business

StrategyTalent

Strategy

Measure

Progress

Business

ResultsTalent

Management

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Thank you!

Penny S. Bongato, FPM, MBA, TM

Executive Director, IBPAP

Part time Faculty, De La Salle College of St. Benilde

[email protected]

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