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Fortune 500 Pharmaceutical Company Case Study: Assessment-Based Succession Plan Improves Turnover in Key Scientist Role

XBInsight

In order to address this problem, XBInsight identified the need for a robust succession plan that included: Creating a benchmark for the next level position to measure the readiness of these scientists to be promoted to this role. The Preparation.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

It covers all the core areas of HR including recruitment, performance management, learning and development (L&D), and reward. the book delivers new findings of what makes HR successful and how it can add value to today’s organizations. It covers key questions: Where to find data in an organization?

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What Is a KSA and Why Do Small Businesses Need Them?

Homebase

Targeted training: understanding the required KSAs for roles allows for the design of targeted training programs, enhancing job performance and career progression. Succession planning: KSAs aid in identifying competencies needed for advanced roles, facilitating internal candidate grooming for leadership positions.

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How Data Cleansing Can Streamline Your HR Analytics

Hppy

Clean data allows HR professionals to identify trends, spot patterns, and make informed decisions about recruitment, talent development, and performance management. Enhancing HR Performance Metrics with Clean Data Accurate data is the foundation for reliable HR performance metrics.

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Succession Management: 9 Steps For Future Success

Analytics in HR

A successful succession management model ensures a smooth transition in times of leadership changes and enables organizations to transfer knowledge from one generation of leaders to the next. CASE STUDY: McDonald’s Corporation. A great benchmark is to get clear on the top 5 to 10 critical positions.