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Critical Succession Planning

MapHR

That makes succession planning all the more important for the HR professionals doing their best to minimize the impact on their respective companies. The problem is succession planning is not always seen as paramount strategy. Again, this is key to defining the skills needed for succession candidates.

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How to Quickly Improve Any Performance Appraisal System

DecisionWise

Our first solution uses a multi-rater (a 360-degree) survey that measures performance competencies for employees at all levels within an organization. It is also designed to give insight into performance and potential because it contains survey items that also measure an employee’s likelihood for future success (i.e.,

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The Integrated World of the Interactive Talent Conference

Lumesse

Most enterprises and their talent management systems fail to mitigate both qualitative and quantitative talent attrition because their career and succession planning efforts lack a framework for discussing important talent in a comprehensive, objective and transparent way. Succession Planning Best Practices.

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Why Every Employee Needs a Career Path

TalentGuard

The effect of incomplete investment in career pathing is inconsistent engagement across employees. Companies with high employee engagement have 41% less absenteeism, 24% lower turnover, and are 21% more profitable. Development of a competency/skills-based view for every role at the company.