The Hire That You’re Having Trouble Finding Is Just Down The Hall
Most CEOs agree that finding internal talent with the right skills to fill open positions is an on-going challenge. TalentGuard’s Talent Finder allows talent management decision-makers to:
- Set criteria for a specific skills, experiences, and qualifications needed by the organization for a job role, rotation, project or initiative
- Intelligently identify employees who are best matches based on the specified criteria
- View an employee’s career interests and aspirations to align their career goals with your company’s needs
Within seconds, you can create a profile that specifies exactly the skills needed and generate a list of qualified candidates. For instance, it might be a person with a Master’s Degree, an individual who has exceptional skills in leadership and communication, and someone who speaks fluent Spanish who is willing to relocate to Mexico. From these matches, you can see all the relevant information on this employee: talent profile, resume, readiness for roles and learning gaps.
See firsthand how Talent Finder can quickly identify the best talent in your organization and move you beyond informal Succession Planning.
Thoughts on Rating and Ranking in Performance Appraisals
When I was a senior in college, I signed up for a computer science course called numerical methods. The course was new to the computer science program at Fitchburg State College (now Fitchburg State University) in Massachusetts. There were only a dozen or so of us that signed up. We were all seniors and we […]
Luck of the Irish, or Modern Data-Driven HR?
Insane profitability, the ability to attract and retain top-tier talent, a workplace culture that is the envy of the civilized world… are these qualities ONLY for the top echelon of companies like Google, SAS, USAA and other organizations that consistently top Fortune’s list of best places to work? It takes more than luck to build […]
Employee Engagement: Recognizing and Giving Thanks
Too often companies get all their executives together in one room and discuss their employee engagement strategy. Managers, HR and everyone else give their input and a new plan is put into place to keep employees engaged and excited about the company. We’re not suggesting you dismiss this practice, in fact please do not. But […]
