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INTERVIEW: Dave Ulrich on How To Win the War for Talent

HR Bartender

The term “war for talent” was first used in 2001 in a Harvard Business Press book by the same name. In our research with 32,000 people in 1,400 businesses (with 22 global regional partners), we found that the competencies required to get to the table are different from the competencies required to deliver real business value.

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Performance Management Not Meeting Expectations? Remember the Goal.

Newmeasures

Newmeasures clients have recently been asking for ways to evaluate their performance management practices. Such audits are warranted considering organizations with strong performance management processes are 41% more likely to outperform competitors on non-financial measures such as retention and customer satisfaction.

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Know How To Implement 360 Degree Feedback in Your Startup

Engagedly

As per a study by Smith and Walker(2001), positive 360-degree feedback ratings of bank managers were correlated with customer loyalty. Also Read: Competencies For A 360 Degree Feedback Form. Onboard A Coach. This makes it necessary to have a coach who will guide throughout the 360 degree feedback process.

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360 Degree Feedback: A Full Guide

Digital HR Tech

Afterward, we will list several best practices to reduce the cons and enhance the pros and turn the 360-degree assessment into a useful management tool. Goldsmith and Underhill 2001; Goldsmith and Morgan 2004; Smither et al. Even more disturbing is that this may hurt bottom-line performance as well. This paints a grim picture.

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Finally, a Sympathetic Deconstruction of What HR is Doing Wrong!

HRExecutive

Many of those people will read the Harvard Business Review, where the co-authors published a performance-management cover story in 2015, or dip into the good research coming out of McKinsey. When was the last HR academic paper you, your boss, your CHRO or your CEO read? They are tough sledding.

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360 Degree Feedback: A Comprehensive Guide

Analytics in HR

While the 360-degree feedback system has been used mostly for leaders and managers, it’s becoming increasingly popular for all employee groups as companies move away from traditional top-down, single-source feedback and performance management. This leads to better performance and higher productivity.