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What is HR Analytics? All You Need to Know to Get Started
Analytics in HR
FEBRUARY 28, 2024
Importance of HR analytics HR analytics examples Key HR metrics Data analytics in HR: How to get started How to transition from descriptive to predictive and prescriptive analytics in HR HR analytics certification FAQ What is HR analytics? Example : Annual employee turnover rate.) We discuss more real-life examples below.
Case Study: Designing HIPO Programs That Work
Chief Learning Officer - Talent Management
AUGUST 10, 2021
The model consists of five domains: personal proficiency, talent management , execution, strategy and talent development. These domains account for 19 total competencies and are defined loosely enough for managers throughout the system to define with additional clarity and applicability by level and functional area.
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JUNE 30, 2023
Case Study : Rapid Transformation When MarketGap realized the need for digital transformation and a more dynamic online presence, they turned to freelancers for their expertise in innovation and experimentation. Hiring freelancers allowed MarketGap to tap into diverse talent pools and quickly assemble teams with unique skill sets.
13+ HR Case Studies: Recruiting, Learning, Analytics, and More
SEPTEMBER 3, 2019
As someone who has worked in the HR profession, I know well the full value of stories, examples , and case studies . While much of the work we do at Lighthouse Research & Advisory focuses on quantitative research studies , we do a fair amount of qualitative research as well. Wal-Mart, Automation, and Compassion Training.
The Evolution of HR with AI Technologies
FEBRUARY 19, 2024
Gartner predicts that by 2024, 52% of large enterprises will use AI in HR for talent management . Case studies from various companies show the success of integrating AI into HR strategies. One key area where AI aids strategic decision-making is in workforce planning.
Navigating Uncertainty: The Strategic Imperative of Investing in People and HR Tech
FEBRUARY 7, 2024
Agility in Talent Management Traditional approaches to talent management may not suffice in volatile economic conditions. HR tech solutions provide agile talent management tools that enable businesses to quickly adjust their staffing levels, roles, and responsibilities in response to changing market demands.
Talent Mobility Case Studies and Research [Podcast]
DECEMBER 7, 2016
In addition, I examine some case studies and examples of companies that are doing interesting work with talent mobility, including World Bank Group, Chipotle, and Hootsuite.
13 HR Analytics Courses Online To Check Out in 2024
FEBRUARY 23, 2024
The Wharton People Analytics course is taught by three top professors and introduces you to the major areas of people analytics, including performance evaluation, staffing, compensation, collaboration, and talent management . A dashboard example is included below. Want to know more? Check the course’s syllabus.
Case Study: How One Healthcare Agency Uses Appreciation to Improve Business and Patient Outcomes (#greatness17)
AUGUST 8, 2017
This data is one company’s example of how to do that, but it’s a great script for those of you that are looking to explore the value that appreciation and recognition can bring. Thanks to O.C. Tanner for the invitation to the event and for access to Ms. Ullom-Vucelich for the amazing conversation! Enjoyed this?
Case Study: Growing Your Marketing Agency With Automated Employee Feedback
MAY 24, 2017
For example , when co-founders Kelsey Meyer & John Hall were leading a team of ten, a weekly in-person meeting was sufficient to surface and address the most important issues facing the business. Kelsey now directly manages seven people, but employee feedback trickles up to her via her direct reports through 15Five’s pass-up feature.
Why you must start succession management planning now – a case study
Business Management Daily
MAY 7, 2021
She talked to Mark about her extensive background revamping compensation and performance management practices, driving process improvement, and implementing talent management practices. Additionally, he was interested in her succession management experience.
People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List
Littal Shemer
OCTOBER 11, 2022
It will also introduce machine learning and where it fits within the larger HR Analytics framework” Handbook of Regression Modeling in People Analytics: With Examples in R and Python Keith McNulty (2021). “The book focuses on the use of information technologies in talent management . How to collect and analyze it?
15Five Wins Best Midsize Business-Focused HR Tech Solution From Lighthouse Research & Advisory
MAY 31, 2023
We are excited to announce that 15Five has won a prestigious Talent Management HR Tech award from Lighthouse Research & Advisory. For over ten years now, the Lighthouse team has been serving HR, talent , and learning professionals with practical research and advice. Below are some snippets from the application.
Healthcare HR and Nursing Leaders: Partnering for Improved Outcomes
FEBRUARY 11, 2019
In fact, a case study by the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses found that using a team-based model focused on staff engagement in a progressive care unit improved both safety and satisfaction for nurses. The case study indicated that this staffing model could potentially save the hospital over $1 million per year. “If
Brandon Hall Group Research Highlights, Sept. 21-25, 2020
Brandon Hall
SEPTEMBER 28, 2020
From webinars to publishing more global case studies than any human capital management research and advisory firm, Brandon Hall Group provides actionable insights on critical HCM topics every day. Brandon Hall Group Publishes 2020 Award-Winning Case Studies . Talent Management . Leadership Development.
Top 15 HR Analytics Certifications
HR Tech Girl
JUNE 12, 2023
Enrollment is on an ongoing basis, but the online course is self-paced with a mix of videos, readings, and real-world case studies . This course is perfect for independent learners at any level of HR or people management . There are no prerequisites for this course.
How to Conduct Staff Appraisal Training: The Key to Employee Development
OCTOBER 9, 2023
Staff appraisal training is a fundamental component of any successful organization's talent management strategy. Examples of objectives include understanding the appraisal process, setting smart goals, and giving and receiving feedback effectively. Here's a detailed guide on how to conduct staff appraisal training: 1.
2 keys to internal talent marketplace ‘magic,’ according to Gartner
HRExecutive
NOVEMBER 7, 2023
. - Advertisement - Earlier this year, analyst Josh Bersin told HRE that the landscape of internal talent marketplaces has added as much value to the industry as any other category in his career. “In some senses, it’s eating talent management from the inside out,” he said. What’s the deal with ITMs?
Cafe Classic: Rethinking Compensation Training
Compensation Cafe
JANUARY 27, 2020
The inadequacy or ineffectiveness of manager training is a concern for most of us -- and if it's not, it probably should be. In our world of performance management and compensation, each department or division has different employee performance and talent management demands. The McKinsey research indicates that '.
5 Inspiring Examples of Coaching And Mentoring in the Workplace
JULY 21, 2022
5 Inspiring Examples of Coaching and Mentoring in the Workplace. A case study on the process shows that most employees are well-served by the program. Real-world Examples . The post 5 Inspiring Examples of Coaching And Mentoring in the Workplace appeared first on Engagedly. Mastercard. Book a live demo with us.
IHG Hotels: Partnering with Cognisess to Drive Positive Change and Unlock Potential
APRIL 13, 2023
That’s why they’ve partnered with Cognisess –a leading provider of human-centric tech solutions for enabling talent potential and driving job satisfaction for all. By leveraging technology, IHG can analyse employee data and make informed decisions on talent management , including career development and training opportunities.
After ‘AI,’ ‘skills’ is the hottest HR tech word of 2023
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
For example , the share of job advertisements in the U.K. Given the increasing organizational emphasis on skills—from hiring to the many functions in talent management ( learning and development , succession planning, career planning, etc.)—the do not require a four-year degree, up from around 15% in 2021.
HR Tech Conference 2021: All eyes are on DE&I
JULY 6, 2021
This research-based session will help our audience make connections between talent management technology and DE&I initiatives and will be one of the highlights at HR Tech. Stacia Garr.
John Boudreau transforming HR at #HRTechConf
Strategic HCM
OCTOBER 3, 2011
For example , we need to learn from Supply Chain Management how we can improve the supply chain of talent . This is what IBM did bringing in their second top person in SCM to design their approach for talent – including a governance model for skills etc. Book review Case study Events HR measurement Innovation'
Employee Experience Examples: 8 Companies that Offer Great EX in the Workplace
APRIL 20, 2022
Source: McKinsey ) Now let’s look at some real examples of these numbers in action. When it comes to ‘leading by example ,' these companies are paving the way. Result: Dan’s controversial move, initially ridiculed, has now become a case study for Harvard Business school.
Artificial Intelligence for HR (a practical viewpoint!)
DECEMBER 27, 2017
See, I need some examples from vendors and employers to help me fill in a few case studies and would love to feature you in the book if you’re a fit for my requirements. Maybe your talent management system is giving you red flags on which of your high-value workers are in danger of leaving the company?
Thinking of Changing Performance Reviews? Focus on These Core Components
MARCH 13, 2018
These three items are a stark contrast to the performance management processes of old: they are focused on actual business and individual performance. Another related area of talent management that more and more companies are wrapping into the discussion is around skills and internal mobility. A great example is Credit Suisse.
21 HR Books Every HR Professional Should Read in 2024
OCTOBER 12, 2023
These are defined in five parts: recruitment, placement & talent management , training & development, compensation, and employee relations. It contains chapters on standard HR topics, including talent management , technology, and workforce planning. In its 18 chapters, the book examines the key aspects of HR.
Top 10 Strategies to Successfully Onboard International Employees and Foster a Global Workforce
SEPTEMBER 19, 2023
” Real-World Examples : Case Studies of Companies with Exemplary International Onboarding and Global Workforce Strategies Several companies have set remarkable examples in the realm of international employee onboarding.
The Practical, No-Kidding View of Artificial Intelligence for HR
Unlocking Managerial Excellence at the People’s Strategy Future of Work 2024
FEBRUARY 21, 2024
Are you ready to revolutionize your approach to talent management and employee engagement? Imagine a future where your company’s managers are competent and truly excelling in their roles. “People Don’t Leave Bad Jobs, They Leave Bad Bosses!”
3 Business-Critical Reasons to Invest in Strategic HR
JUNE 7, 2022
” Read the full Flipsnack case study > Why is investing in strategic HR important? According to SHRM , one study found that 60% of HR professionals spend more time on administrative and maintenance tasks than strategic tasks. Say one department has an ineffective manager .
11 HR Analytics Courses Online
AUGUST 12, 2019
The course is taught by three professors and introduces you to the major areas of people analytics, including performance evaluation, staffing, collaboration, and talent management . All subjects are illustrated by many real-life examples of HR analytics. The course includes several case studies that can be uploaded for review.
Four Case Studies in Layoffs: What to Watch Out For
Josh Bersin
MARCH 8, 2009
In the last 6 weeks three of my closest friends have been laid off from their positions, and each case gives an example of how difficult it is to manage such programs effectively. Bersin & Associates, Leading Research and Advisory Services in Enterprise Learning and Talent Management . Our research.
Strategic Workforce Planning 101: Framework & Process
DECEMBER 8, 2023
Benefits of strategic workforce planning Strategic workforce planning framework Strategic workforce planning case studies Strategic workforce planning process Strategic workforce planning tools Best practices for strategic workforce planning FAQ What is strategic workforce planning? An example of such an indicator is new product leads.
Surviving Mergers and Acquisitions: A 5-Point Plan for HR
HR Daily Advisor
JANUARY 12, 2017
Clearly, M&A is an area where talent management needs to play a large role. Effective staff management is vital to the success of the transformation, and human resources (HR) can smooth the way. Not all of the executives overseeing the highest levels of M&A possess the necessary staff- management skills and expertise.
5 things you, as a learning professional, need to know about disability
MARCH 9, 2021
For example , if you have ADHD, it’s not your impairment that disables you, but the way that our learning is structured. Second, we all need to be able to relate to our learning experiences, and part of that is having role models, case studies and examples that we can look toward.
Mobile Recruiting Websites—Good Examples and Strategic Approaches
JUNE 23, 2015
In yesterday’s Advisor , expert Matt Adam busted three myths of mobile recruiting while speaking at the Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) Talent Management Conference and Exhibition, recently held in San Diego. For a good example of a site, Adam suggests checking out Jobs.PapaJohns.com. Are you prepared?
How to Motivate Hourly Employees
SEPTEMBER 16, 2022
For example , Hague says, “They may not have the same long-term goals as salaried employees.” As the Gap case study shows, taking steps to provide hourly employees with a great employee experience is just good business sense. How to Motivate Hourly Employees: The Challenges .
How to Improve Your Compensation Communications
AUGUST 18, 2020
To illustrate, here's one of the message statements for a new Career Development program that's being introduced, in part, to put the culture of the company into action: 'We are embedding Talent Management practices more fully at all levels of the company so we share a clarity of purpose worldwide that supports our "Smart Growth" initiative.'
What Are the Best HR Courses On Coursera?
MARCH 11, 2023
The course also provides practical tools and resources to help you create a successful talent management strategy. The course also includes case studies and real-world examples to help you understand how to apply the concepts in your own organization.
From bystander to upstander
AUGUST 5, 2020
For example : “You know, Josh, usually I like your jokes but that one kind of crossed a line for me.”. Case studies . Here are two recent case studies from workshops we’ve led that illustrate the effectiveness of bystander communication training. Case study No. Case study No.
15 HR Blogs to Subscribe to Right Away (Not Just the Usual Suspects!)
Digital HR Tech
SEPTEMBER 11, 2019
The content has lots of practical tips, illustrations, and real-life examples as well as industry experts sharing their own experience in business cases . But Glassdoor for Employers also has useful tips on how to improve your company’s Glassdoor profile, something that can come in handy for your Employer Branding efforts, for example .
How Google Used Data to Validate the Impact of Good Managers
JULY 20, 2016
Through the work of this group, all HR decisions, whether it's compensation, talent management , staffing, etc., Insight leads to the next step, action , by influencing decision makers, who then take action in the forms of policy or process change, or new programs, for example . are made with data behind them.
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Dr John Sullivan Talent Management Thought Leadership
Talent management lessons from apple… a case study of the world’s most valuable firm (part 4 of 4).
October 3, 2011
The purpose of this case study was not to say that you should copy everything Apple does, but rather to point out that with relentless execution and focus on key factors even a firm near bankruptcy can fight its way back to the top. In 13 years Apple has transformed itself from an organization of the verge of collapse to the world’s most valuable firm, amassing a phenomenal innovation record in the process. While Apple’s approach wouldn’t work for every firm, there are lessons to be learned that can influence program design regardless of industry, firm size, or location.
In part 4 of this case study (here’s parts 1 , 2 , and 3 ) on talent management lessons, the attention is on development practices, role of management, and inspirational leadership.
Make your employees “own” their learning, training and development — because Apple frequently produces new products requiring expertise in completely different industries (i.e. computers, music devices, media sales, and telephony), its employee skill set requirements change faster than at almost any other tech firm. While there is plenty of training available, there is no formal attempt to give every employee a learning plan. Just as with career progression, employee training and learning are primarily “owned” by employees. The firm expects employees to be self-reliant. Its retail salesforce for example receives no training on how to sell, a practice that is certainly unconventional in the retail environment. The lesson is simple: providing target competencies and prescribing training can weaken employee self-reliance, an attribute problematic in a fast-changing environment. Employee ownership of development encourages employees to continuously learn in order to develop the skills that will be required for new opportunities.
Make managers undisputed kings — Apple is not a democracy. Most direction and major decisions are made by senior management. “Twenty percent time” like that found at Google doesn’t exist. While in some organizations HR is powerful when it comes to people management issues, at Apple, Steve Jobs has a well-earned reputation for deemphasizing the power of HR. Although Apple was the first firm to develop an HR 411 line, I have concluded that most of the talent management innovations at Apple emanate from outside of the HR function. There is a concerted effort to avoid having decisions made by “committees.” Putting the above factors together, it is clear that at Apple, managers are the undisputed kings. The resulting decrease in overhead function interference, coupled with the increased authority and accountability, helps to attract and retain managers that prefer control. Unfortunately, concentrating the authority has resulted in having some managers being accused of micromanagement and abusing team members.
Having a product focus drives focus, cooperation, and integration – Apple is notably famous in the business press for its “product-focused” approach (versus a functional or regional focus). Everything from strategy to budgets to organizational design and talent management functions are designed around “the product.” One of the primary goals of talent management is to ensure that the workforce is focused on the strategic elements that drive company success. That focus can be distracted with selfish or self-serving behavior that instead shifts the emphasis to the individual, a business function, a particular business unit or even a region. Although deciding to have a product focus is normally a business decision, it turns out that Apple’s strong product focus also has significant positive impacts on talent management.
This laser focus on producing a product makes it easy for everyone to prioritize and focus their efforts. A product focus is so powerful because it’s easy for employees to understand that final products can never be produced without everyone being on the same page. A product focus increases coordination, cooperation, and integration between the different functions and teams because everyone knows that you can’t produce a best-selling product without smooth handoffs and a lack of silos and roadblocks. With a singular focus on producing product, there is simply less confusion about what is important, what should be measured, what should be rewarded, and what precisely is defined as success. A product focus increases the feeling of “we’re all in this together” for a single clear purpose: the product.
Apple purposely offers only a relative handful of products, so employee focus isn’t dispersed among hundreds of products as it is at other firms. By releasing products only when it can have a major market impact, Apple essentially guarantees that every employee can brag that they contributed to an industry-dominating product that everyone is aware of. This focus on product helps to contribute to employees feeling that they are “changing the world.” This focus may also reduce the chance that employees will notice that the day-to-day work environment with its politics and the required secrecy may be less than perfect. And because Apple is no longer a small firm, with nearly 50,000 employees, a unifying and inspiring theme is required to maintain cohesion and a single sense of purpose.
Find a passionate and inspirational leader — although Steve Jobs is no longer the CEO, no analysis of Apple would be complete without mentioning his importance in the firm’s success and the design of its talent management approach. He influenced nearly every aspect of the talent management approach. Not only is he one of the highest-rated CEOs by the public (he is ranked number three on the glassdoor.com list) but as a role model, he has had a huge impact on innovation, productivity, retention, and recruiting. His value is indisputable. The day after he resigned, Apple’s stock value fell by as much as $17.7 billion. It is too early to tell whether the new CEO, Tim Cook, who is markedly less inspirational, will be able to maintain the momentum that Jobs created. He has already shifted some executives and changed the company’s philanthropy approach by instituting a matching gift program for charitable donations.
Other miscellaneous talent management issues — Apple executives are certainly in high demand at other firms that seek to be equally as innovative (for example, the head of the retail operation recently left to become CEO at JCPenney). Despite this demand, Apple certainly doesn’t have any significant turnover problems. You can, however, find plenty of negative comments about Apple on sites like glassdoor.com. Some describe Apple’s approach toward employees as a bit arrogant, and employees are certainly pushed to their limits. If you don’t “bleed six colors,” you simply won’t enjoy your experience at Apple for long. Although originally the firm emphasized employee recognition, it is not easy for those outside the firm to connect recent product successes to a single individual or team.
Apple is a team environment. Although many teams are forced to operate in isolation, that actually helps to build team cohesion. The competition between the different development teams is also intense, but that also helps to further strengthen cohesion. Like most engineering organizations, its decision-making model is certainly focused on data. Apple management likes to control all aspects of its products, but despite that, it is one of the best at using outsourcing to cover areas like manufacturing, which it has determined is not a core corporate competency.
Final Thoughts
Although Apple clearly produces extraordinary results, its approach to talent management is totally different than that of Google and Facebook, which also produce industry-dominating results. As Apple has grown larger, its rigor around sustainable innovation has grown as well, a feat that proves impossible for most organizations including the likes of HP, Microsoft, and Yahoo.
The three “big picture” learnings I hope you walk away from this case study with include:
- Focus on “the work” — it is management’s responsibilty to do whatever is necessary to keep work exciting and compelling.
- Strive for continuous innovation — Apple’s emphasis on being “different” is so strong that it can’t be overlooked by any employee or applicant. It delivers industry-dominating innovation levels because everyone is expected to.
- Deliver on your brand — Apple works hard to make sure that potential applicants, employees, and even competitors admire its products, the firm, and how it operates.
These three factors are not easy to copy, but they are certainly worth emulating. If you can bring them and the results that they produce to your firm, there is no doubt that you will be a hero.
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A talent for caring: How Hyatt is activating its purpose and transforming culture to unlock growth for colleagues and the business
Client: Hyatt Hotels Corporation Our Role: Help design and implement a Talent Philosophy and an associated Playbook, a resource to allow leaders to move the business forward through consistent, focused, yet flexible Talent management. Industry: Hospitality and leisure Services: Workforce Transformation , People and organization
Bringing purpose to life on a global scale
Hyatt had rallied around a unifying purpose— we care for people so they can be their best. Hyatt’s purpose resonated instantly within the organization because “care” is at the core of Hyatt’s DNA. While “care” can be limited to only a feeling, Hyatt sees it as more: It’s an action taken that starts with listening and empathy, resulting in caring action that leads to people being their best. With this in mind, Hyatt began to take a fresh look at how its colleagues could be their best. In doing so, Hyatt realized that managers and their teams needed a clearer framework for understanding their roles and accountabilities. They needed a simpler approach to be more consistent and confident in making people decisions (how they hire, develop, grow and reward colleagues) and how they create a culture where colleagues can be their best selves every day at work through enhanced focus on leading inclusively and creating the right environment for colleagues’ wellbeing.
The starting point? Listening and understanding the root issues by conducting extensive research with colleagues around the world to discover the leadership behaviors that most successfully drive business outcomes. With more than 120,000 colleagues working in more than 875 hotels in over 60 countries on six continents, it was also time to optimize its HR processes, tools and systems; designing around the needs of the business and removing inconsistencies and fragmentation in an effort to improve operational effectiveness and increase colleague and job candidate satisfaction. Hyatt’s HR leaders aspired to create a superior Talent experience to bring purpose to life for every colleague and potential colleagues—and, by extension, for every guest and customer—in its hotels worldwide.
“One of the most rewarding aspects of our work with Hyatt has been participating in the evolution of a significant HR transformation that impacts everyone in the organization on some level, and ultimately, Hyatt guests worldwide. We were inspired by Hyatt’s commitment to including the perspectives of its people in every region.” Jon Glick, Principal, PwC
Design-thinking + analytics + change management = a vision forward
When Christy Sinnott, Hyatt’s Talent Management Leader, first met PwC’s account and HR consulting team and began discussions about their shared passion for purpose-focused organizations, data driven decisions, and culture, none could have known that these discussions would evolve into a multi-year effort to transform Hyatt’s talent strategy. The HR transformation journey has engaged PwC professionals with subject matter experience in every aspect of HR program design and management. Activating Hyatt’s leadership development model through talent development training targeted at Hyatt's top and rising leaders was the first step. With a new set of expectations for leaders in place, Hyatt asked PwC to help design and implement a Talent Philosophy and an associated Playbook, a resource to allow leaders to move the business forward through consistent, focused, yet flexible Talent management. A current state assessment helped identify challenges and gaps; a blueprint for success helped to facilitate alignment of business and people strategies; and plans for the future state supported development of a clear and compelling Talent Philosophy. That Philosophy—a series of six commitments to its colleagues—is grounded in Hyatt’s purpose and values and designed to guide the relationship between leaders and their teams. The Playbook maps Hyatt’s People strategies to specific systems, processes and procedures to support transparent and consistent standards across the organization.
“PwC helped us understand how applying the lens of purpose could transform and focus HR structures and processes to create world-class leaders and, subsequently, to re-imagine the entire talent experience. In a global organization of our size and complexity, this has been an amazing collaboration among so many people, including our colleagues around the world.” Christy Sinnott, Senior Vice President of Talent Management, Hyatt
Re-imagine the talent experience to help Hyatt and their colleagues map a route to growth
With the Playbook underway, Hyatt’s HR leaders realized that while they had done a lot to evolve their strategy and systems around Talent, there was much more they wanted to do. They invited PwC to help them re-imagine the entire talent experience, with the goal of improving internal processes on a global scale to support strategic workforce planning and permit colleagues to pursue their own growth as the organization continues to grow. PwC teams helped Hyatt identify pain points, create diverse personas and stories to envision colleagues’ overall experience from pre-hire through promotion, and map opportunities to promote a clear understanding of, and commitment to, brand and purpose. Along the way of this extended journey, the PwC team helped support Hyatt with a multi-year colleague listening program; create a roadmap for the implementation of digital platforms to support efficient HR processes across the organization; consider strategies to advance Hyatt’s commitment to Inclusion and Diversity; and develop specific tools and methods to measure success and business outcomes.
“Inclusion is a core organizational capability at Hyatt that will continue to drive many aspects of our business, including Talent. Working with PwC to further our inclusion goals has been extremely helpful and timely.” Malaika Myers, Chief Human Resource Officer, Hyatt
Creating an ideal future-state experience
Demographics shift. The business climate changes. Guest expectations evolve. One constant for Hyatt is its culture of care which is at the heart of its business strategy. Scaling an enhanced talent experience worldwide will allow Hyatt to enable colleagues to be their best and achieve business outcomes as Hyatt continues on its growth trajectory.
The team is now actively working to advance care for colleagues in many ways:
- A Global Leadership Performance Model that helps drive the behaviors that drive results creating a high-performing culture that can adapt to the changing business climate.
- A streamlined and improved candidate experience , including a redesigned applicant process, new on-boarding tools and resources, and an evolving new hire orientation program, that Hyatt anticipates to reduce source-to-hire time and increase retention .
- Diversity Business Resource Groups and the Global Inclusion & Diversity Council are helping to develop a robust pipeline of diverse leaders for the future to execute current and future business strategy, increase retention, differentiate Hyatt as an employer of choice and drive greater personalization of the guest experience.
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Talent Management is one of the biggest challenge that many of us is facing today in organisation. Recruiting talent is a challenge, retaining that talent is probably a bigger challenge. Hence this Case Study on Talent Management in HRM is given with answers which will help you to understand the issue properly.
Moreover, Talent Management is not only the responsibility of HR manager but also the responsibility of each and every one of us in the organisation. Hence each one of us must be aware of the same. Further to say we have discussed about a situation where the organisation fails to do talent management. The Case Study on Talent Management in HRM is also provided with solution.
Parrika chemicals is a well-known name in the chemical industry from past 42 years. They hold a good market share and also involved in manufacturing various chemicals which is used in various industries like FMCG, Pharma, Pesticides, Leather and various other industries. Hence Parrika is having 2 big plants, namely Alpha and Gamma, for the manufacturing of chemicals. Alpha being the parent plant and Gamma being started 10 years back. Vijay is an young, dynamic and committed employee in the accounts department of Gamma plant. Vijay is working with Parrika Chemicals from more than 6 years. He is an MBA finance graduate, with versatile knowledge in Finance. Moreover, his committed nature was never a question and known for that, almost in the entire plant.
Vijay Expects Transfer
However Vijay always looks forward for a transfer to the parent Plant Alpha as he feels he can get so much to learn there. Vijay is applying for the same from last 3 years. Every time he use to wait eagerly for the transfer list which usually displayed in July 1st of every year. Eventually his name was not there in the list all the time. First two times he didn’t took it seriously and waited for another chance. Subsequently when his application rejected for the third time he was absolutely disturbed.
Vijay got disappointed
Finally he decided that its time to speak with the HR team. He took an appointment where in during the meeting Mr. Sudan head HR, Ms. Kavery head Finance both were present. Curious Vijay directly started with the question “Why my name is not there in the transfer list”? “I want to know the reason for the rejection of my application”. Even though there is no difference in compensation and benefits he still always wanted to be there. Undoubtedly, both Sudan and Kavery were shocked by the tone and reaction of Vijay. Still they maintained the temper and tried to be cool. Kavery started “Vijay, You are one of the best performing employee in the department. You and David, your own classmate, Joined the organisation together. Still you got many training and opportunity for various courses than him, can you deny the fact.”
Vijay is privileged
Vijay, actually got understood that he is privileged still he maintained the furious anger and said, “Yes it very true, but the fact is he got transfer in his second application. Now he is in Alpha and I am still here.” Sudan started, “But, Vijay why you apply for the transfer every year, the compensation, benefits, timing, culture everything is same in both the plants”. There prevailed an absolute silence. Vijay broke the silence, “All are same, but the finance department is big there with lot many employees. I can perform more, I can shine more.”
Kavery’s Decision
Kavery Says, “Ok Mr. Vijay, Now I understood your issue. Being the head finance I am giving my Pre-concern, If MR. Vijay applies for transfer next year I don’t have any issue in giving clearance to him”. HR head was not convinced with the happenings because the fact is Kavery was the reason for his rejection of transfer.
Sudan Recollected
He recollected the conversation between him and Kavery on the transfer application of Vijay Kavery says, “Sudan, Vijay is very dynamic. In very young age he is excelling well. I want to mold him in various financial aspects. If we put him in Alpha he may not get the exposure in all aspects as the department is big. “ “Moreover”, Kavery continues, Mr. Mohite who is sub head of finance will get retired in 2 years. So I wish Mr. Vijay to takeover the position.” Now, Sudan taught both Kavery and Vijay are not in a situation to understand. So he planed that next day he will talk with both of them and make the things and intention of Kavery transparent.
Sudan was shattered the next day when he received the resignation letter from Vijay stating that due to personal reason he is resigning the job.
- What should Sudan do now
- Who is at fault
- To Which concepts of HRM you can correlate this case
Here I am providing you with an idea for answers. Use these solutions as a guidance to develop your own answers. You are encouraged to analyse the case and come up with your own solutions.
1. What should Sudan do now?
Sudan is having three options:
- Accepting the resignation letter and allowing him to leave the organisation a major demerit in this option is the organisation may loose a highly talented employee.
- Offer him a transfer to Alpha Discuss and can counsel him to take back his resignation by fulfilling his wish of transfer.
- Mentor him to stay back : Mentor him properly and making the things transparent and make him to stay back in the organisation. He also need to convince Kavery for this.
2. Who is at Fault
Undoubtedly all three of them have committed some or the other mistake. They failed to retain the talent. They won in recruitment, identifying the talent but failed in retaining the talent. Let us discuss it one by one.
Sudan: Being the HR manager he is having the primary responsibility for proper flow of information. He could have kept the things transparent.
Kavery: As she is the head of Vijay, could have cleared the issue as soon as Vijay applied for first transfer. Also tried to made her intention clear to him.
Vijay: Vijay failed to discuss the matter to his head or the HR manager. At least after knowing the fact that Kavery is the reason for denying the transfer he must have asked her for reason.
To conclude they could have retained the talent if maintained proper system, flow of information, transparency, mentoring etc. in proper time.
3. To Which concepts of HRM you can correlate this case
We can correlate this case with the following concepts of HRM
Recruitment- Proper recruitment of Vijay
Training- Vijay undergone number of training
Career planning- He got opportunity to get training and courses also
Succession planing- Vijay was trained for sub head finance post
Retention- Failed to retain talent
Transparent Policy- Transparency was missing throughout the case
Talent management- the whole case was on talent management, identification of talent (Successfully done) Mentoring (Failed) Communication (Failed) talent retention (Failed again).
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