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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

This list of People Analytics and HR-Tech books is not exceptional. I find here inspiration, blended with practical guidance and validation for my practices, mixed with new ideas and innovative tools, but most of all, an “open door” to a professional community , which I’m happy and honored to be a part of it.

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What is talent development and how to make the most of it

Business Management Daily

It’s a kind of planning that requires forecasting and predictions into the future, which might explain why so many companies are caught off guard when executives or high-ranking managers leave unexpectedly. What is talent development? Workforce planning is fundamental to keeping a company functioning. Because Yahoo!’s

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Succession Planning

Anamcgary's Blog

Succession planning shouldn’t be used just for executive positions. Organizations should be developing replacements for anyone whose sudden departure could disrupt the business, a former executive turned consultant told HR professionals on Wednesday at a concurrent session at the SHRM 2018 Annual Conference & Exposition.

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Why succession planning matters (and why so many companies get it wrong)

cipHR

While over half of businesses believe they have a talent pipeline in place, many overlook one thing …. Succession planning, talent management and moving employees along a talent pipeline can seem like a daunting and complicated task and, when things are running smoothly, the motivation to do so is often lacking.

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Research Summary: Lessons From the Leading Edge of Gender Diversity

Inpower Coaching

Study: Lessons From the Leading Edge of Gender Diversity ( McKinsey: Barsh, Nudelman, Yee, April, 2013 ). InPower Insight: Organizations that want to buck the gender diversity status quo can do so with the involvement and commitment of the top team and a systemic approach to talent development.