talent management - the pcmm way
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Talent Management-The
PCMM way
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Talent Management
Talent management is the science of using strategic human resource planning to improve business value and to make it possible for companies and organizations to reach their goals.
Everything done to recruit, retain, develop, reward and make people perform forms a part of talent management as well as strategic workforce planning. A talent-management strategy needs to link to business strategyto make sense
Talent Management-The PCMM way
Core People Issues
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Core People Issues
Staffing and talent management
Compensation
Source: Future Insights, SHRM 09-700 (2009)
Multiple generations in the workplace
Performance Management
Work/life balance
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Source: Towers Watson 2014 Global Workforce Study
Engagement Segments
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Source: Towers Watson 2014 Global Workforce Study
Top Drivers for Sustainable Engagement
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Source: Towers Watson 2014 Global Workforce Study
Attraction and Retention Drivers
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Who’s Managing the Organization’s Assets?
“Our greatest asset is our People”Yet, many organizations leave the management of their greatest asset, to “managers”, who have limited experience, skills, or information to be effective managers.
Managers impact
• perception of the organization
— manager represents the company
• retention
— people leave manager first, company second
• performance
• morale
• unit‘s bottom-line
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The “Manager”: A People CMM Perspective
A manager• accepts stewardship of a resource
• provides technical and administrative direction and control to individual performing tasks
• develops and optimizes the conditions affecting success
• plans, resources, and controls work within their responsibility
Many “types” of managers• senior manager, middle manager line manager, team leader, etc.
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Biggest Challenges Facing HR ExecutivesIn the coming 10 years
49%
43%
Retaining and rewarding the best people
Creating a corporate culture that attracts thebest people to our organization
Finding people with the increasingly specialized skills we need
Developing the next generation ofcorporate leaders
Breaking down cultural barriers that make itdifficult to create a truly global company
Remaining competitive in the talent marketplace
Creating smooth and efficient HR processesthat ensure a good employee experience
Creating an employee-centric,service-oriented HR organization
Other (1%) and Don’t know (3%)
32%Finding the right people in the right markets
where we do business around the world
39%
28%
23%
20%
16%
12%
4%
PCMM Maturity Framework
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PCMM Maturity Framework
Humphrey (1989), Paulk et al. (1995), Cutis et al. (1995)
Managedpractices
Tailoredpractices
Measuredand aligned
practices
Continuouslyimprovingpractices
Peoplemanagement
Competencemanagement
Teammanagement
Capabilitymanagement
Level 1Initial
Level 2Managed
Level 3Defined
Level 4Predictable
Level 5Optimizing
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People CMM Architecture
1Initial
2Managed
Managers take responsibility formanaging and developing their people
CompensationTraining & DevelopmentPerformance ManagementStaffingCommunication & Co-ordinationWork Environment
3Defined
Organization develops aframework of workforce Competencies required to accomplish its business objectives
Participatory CultureWorkgroup DevelopmentCompetency-Based PracticesCareer DevelopmentCompetency DevelopmentWorkforce PlanningCompetency Analysis
4Predictable
Capability is managed quantitatively and the organization exploitsits opportunities in its competency framework
MentoringOrganizational Capability ManagementQuantitative Performance ManagementEmpowered workgroupCompetency-Based AssetsCompetency Integration
5Optimizing
Capability and performance continually improved
Continuous Workforce InnovationOrganizational Performance AlignmentContinuous Capability Improvement
Level Focus Key Process Areas
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Threads in the People CMM
Levels Developing Competency
Building workgroups & culture
Motivating & managing performance
Shaping the workforce
5
Optimizing
Continuous Capability Improvement Organizational Performance Alignment
Continuous workforce Innovation
4
Predictable
Competency based assets
Mentoring
Competency Integration
Empowered Workgroups
Quantitative Performance Management
Organizational Capability
Management
3
Defined
Competency Development
Competency Analysis
Workgroup Development
Participatory Culture
Competency based practices
Career Development
Workforce Planning
2
Managed
Training and Development
Communication & Coordination
Compensation
Performance Management
Work environment
Staffing
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Getting Started
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SEI IDEALSM Model
Establishimprove-
ment infra-structure
Learning
Establishing
Acting
Stimulusfor
changeSet
contextBuild
sponsor-ship
Character-ize current& desiredstates
Developrecommen-
dationsSet
priorities Developapproach
Planactions
Createsolution
Pilot testsolution
Refinesolution
Implementsolution
Analyzeand
validatePropose
futureactions
Diagnosing
Initiating
SM IDEAL is a service mark of Carnegie Mellon University
A Few Experiences
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A Famous Aviation Company…..
Employee Satisfaction Index increased by 15%
Customer satisfaction has remained high – current year to date satisfaction index is 7.6 on a 10 point scale
Post Release Defects reduced by 50%Rework Ratio reduced by 15%Labor Effort Variation reduced by 35%Schedule Variation reduced by 38%
Say ItDo It
Prove ItImprove It
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A Renowned Pharma company…
Thorhauge (2000)
Improved communication at all levels :interrelated goals at all levelsIT tool for documenting goals & formal feedback
High employee satisfaction:Participation in Employee satisfaction survey significantly increasedSatisfaction index observed to have increased by 45%
Staffing process redesigned:shorten time-to-offerimproved rate of acceptance
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A Reputed IT Organization…
“How we the People CMM to Improve Workforce Practices”“After investigating several different ideas, we decided the People CMM was the most appropriate for our objectives of developing a world-class workforce and organizational capabilities for IT by strategically shaping our future workforce and influencing our partners and industry. The People CMM assessment conducted in the third quarter of every year provides IT with a strategic road map for implementing areas for improvement.”
BenefitsClearly defined jobs with skill requirementsSkill gaps filled with job-specific training and nurturing individual accountabilityImproved employee job classification and matchingLong-range career planning capabilityHigh Quality communication acrossIncreased employee satisfaction
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A Recognized hospitality company…
Tangible Benefits
Improved customer satisfaction
• Decrease in negative remarks (12% to 7.8%)• Increase in positive remarks (66% to 74%)• Increase in guest scores in all departments
Reduced operational costs
• Reduced recruitment costs• Attrition rate reduce from 4.5% to 1.5%
Improved objective performance scores
• Appraisal scores improved over three quarters, with greater consistency across departments
Established a “knowledge bank”
• Establish a forum to share experiences and learn from each other on a continuing basis
• Knowledge bank is updated on an event driven basis and leanings are shared and put into practice
Tangible Benefit Example Results
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A Recognized hospitality company…
Intangible Benefits
Employee morale • Fall in attrition rate• Better feedback on training and orientation activities
Greater cross-level interaction
• Increase in voluntary participation• Constructive debates on important issues
Rise in participation • Increase volunteering to committees• Increase delegation in decision-making processes
Organizational culture positive and open
• Clarity on unit processes and policies• Level of interaction during orientation sessions
Intangible Benefit Example Results
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The Most Admired & Largest IT Consulting Company...Why People CMM?• Company was experiencing rapid growth and needed to establish a
measurable, repeatable, and predictable employment experience for its people and processes
• Linking business outcomes to people practices
• The need to increase employee engagement and attract talent
• The need to develop distinctive capabilities
• Reduce risks associated with rapid growth
• To establish a capability development framework
• Increase employee engagement
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Implementation Approach• Strong endorsement from the global leadership of its business operations,
including senior executives.
• Dedicated leadership and ownership of the implementation from a business executive in each local delivery center.
• Small, effective, localized teams (including representatives from HR, SW engineering process team, and technology experts) were able to implement locally consistent set of global HR processes.
• Personalizing each delivery center implementations actions and goals to the local audiences.
• Employees were engaged by positioning the People CMM as an improvement mechanism rather than an accreditation program.
The Most Admired & Largest IT Consulting Company...
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Outcomes & AchievementsAdoption of the People CMM has helped Company’s delivery centers attain remarkable achievements in business and workforce objectives including:
• Increased employee moral, satisfaction, and engagement• Better talent management• Improved workforce capability to meet business growth• Improved marketability• Employee engagement improved by 9%-16% in 2 years earning the company the
“Top Ten Best Employers in multiple countries”• Significant reduction in Attrition from the range of 30%-35% to 15%-16%• 20%-25% jump in manpower resource utilization• Time taken to make new joiners productive reduced by 15%-20%• Employee satisfaction score improved by 35% with very high participation
The Most Admired & Largest IT Consulting Company...
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