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7 Ways the U.S. OPM Competency Models Can Support Your Workforce Planning

AvilarHR

Office of Personnel Management (OPM) publicly shares its Competency Models. Here’s how the OPM competency models can support your workforce planning. In the ever-evolving landscape of business, workforce planning is a critical aspect of organizational success. What are the OPM Competency Models?

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Identifying skills gaps and how to prepare for the unpredictable

Bob

The first stage in skills-focused workforce planning is assessing the programs, strategies, and projects you currently have at your business. This can also help boost satisfaction, strengthen your workforce, and cut your recruitment and onboarding costs. How do you identify and close skills gaps? Step one: Identify your needs.

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Workers are looking – and leaving – for career development

HR Morning

To get the most out your strongest workers, organizations need to expand training activities that increase supervisory, managerial, and executive competencies. Institutional knowledge/Knowledge management. Workforce planning is similar — and strategically equal — to other resource planning and management functions.

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Mentoring: The Glue That Makes Employees Stick

ATD Human Capital

Transferring the expertise of your most knowledgeable employees to others is critical to sustaining your organization’s success. To facilitate knowledge exchange, some firms tie their mentoring programs to their learning and development, workforce planning, succession management, or knowledge management initiatives.

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AI and Intelligent Tools in HR Tech Right Now – Q&A, Reinventing HR

HR Examiner

It’s less of a chatbot and more of an intelligent knowledge manager. Succession management, capacity analysis, and detailed workforce planning will become central issues. These are baseline competencies for a workforce that uses intelligent tools well. This is an area where automation really helps.

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Q&A on AI and Intelligent Tools with John Sumser

HR Examiner

It’s less of a chatbot and more of an intelligent knowledge manager. Succession management, capacity analysis, and detailed workforce planning will become central issues. These are baseline competencies for a workforce that uses intelligent tools well. This is an area where automation really helps.

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Talent Trends for 2024: What’s on the HR Radar?

Avature

Specifically, they will strategically drop AI into many different processing paths to surface better information more quickly, and they will incorporate social system engagement concepts into their digital solutions to compete for and win the attention of their workforce.