Businesses must understand the workforce of the future and its importance to bottom-line success. We found that many companies lack the structure, strategy, culture, solutions and resources to manage employees effectively.To succeed, they must address …
The value of organizational learning is clear: well-trained, knowledgeable employees with up-to-date skills are essential to building stronger companies. Yet although employees call for enhanced education and development opportunities, and executives s…
When it comes to retention, leadership matters: 62 percent of surveyed employees who plan to stay with their current organizations report high levels of trust in corporate leadership. A succession management program tied to development can give your or…
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As a business or HR leader you must approach talent strategically – as an asset, not a commodity. But there are challenges to overcome. SuccessFactors helps you overcome these challenges with a suite of solutions that enable you to eliminate complexity and run simple.
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Competition for talent is fierce, and employer branding – or communicating why your company is a great place to work – is becoming a more sophisticated and more critical part of a recruiting strategy. While you communicate an employer brand in many ways, it’s most important on the corporate career site, where you have the opportunity to convert people you’ve touched through other channels into potential future employees.
Read on to discover five best practices that can help make your career site your # 1 recruiting asset. |
A growing flood of Millennial employees into the global workforce is under way. There are many assumptions about these young people and the ways companies must cater to their specific wants and needs. For example, Millennials are reputed to value work/…
Deploying a performance management system is a powerful catalyst for increasing employee and organizational performance. If not handled properly, however, organizations risk creating unnecessary administrative work which can diminish some of the benefi…
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Many organizations today need to manage talent globally. Is yours one of them? The cultural, geographic, linguistic, and structural silos that divide global enterprises are smaller obstacles than ever if you have the right technology. Cloud technology — especially talent management systems integrated with core HR systems — can bridge differences and break down boundaries in your organization. However, you must create global processes that account for regional dissimilarities and accomplish three goals:
Consistent global processes can transform your enterprise. As you create your global HR and talent strategy, you can learn from experience. This paper shares success stories and best practices from other global organizations so you can accelerate execution and results. |
The value of organizational learning is clear: well-trained, knowledgeable employees with up-to-date skills are essential to building stronger companies. Yet although employees call for enhanced education and development opportunities, and executives s…
A growing flood of Millennial employees into the global workforce is under way. There are many assumptions about these young people and the ways companies must cater to their specific wants and needs. For example, Millennials are reputed to value work/…
