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KM and HR: Siamese Twins?
I've previously pondered over how we could possibly work with HR to ensure success for KM and can perhaps summarize some of the key points as follows: (I am assuming that the points below represent key components in HR strategies)
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Hire people with at least an average KM quotient
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Encourage informal learning mechanisms
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Tomorrow's Talent Networks - The Big Shift - HarvardBusiness.org
Even these questions indicate a dated view of where talent is and how to get the most out of it. Sure, no one disputes the importance of talent, even in a recession. But, as a Deloitte report contends (.pdf link), companies spend entirely too much time focused on attracting and retaining talent. Moreover, as they do, they often lose sight of what appeals to and keeps hold of talent in the first place. (See John's perspectives on the report and on the mindsets that limit firms.)
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Talented workers join companies and stay there because they believe they'll learn faster and better than they would at other employers.
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Talented workers develop instead by:
- Trying new things.
- Experimenting with what they do in their jobs and how they do it.
- Tackling real problems with talented people who have different backgrounds and skills.
- Participating in talent networks, the largely invisible matrix structures that run within firms and, with increasing frequency, between and across them. - 1 more annotations...
Zone Franche - blog de Gilles Martin: Voleurs de poules ?
Imaginer que ces "pillages" peuvent avoir pour origine des dysfonctionnements dans la gestion des talents de leur propre entreprise, que la récente fusion de leur équipe de consulting avec une SSII a peut être dégoûté certains, ce genre d'idées, on ne l'évoque pas. Haro sur le voleur de poules !!
Réduire les budgets RH peut nuire gravement
Toutefois en phase de crise comme celle que nous vivons actuellement, il faut avoir une approche différenciée pour chacun des deux volets de la fonction RH que sont la Gestion Administrative des Ressources Humaines (enregistrements, déclarations, paie,…) et la Gestion des Talents (recruter, impliquer, développer). Ne pas faire la différence pourrait nuire gravement à votre entreprise.
Research brief links engagement, business improvement to internal use of Web 2.0
# 52% of organizations that adopt blogs, wikis, and social networking tools (among others) achieved best-in-class performance levels compared to 5% for those that didn’t. (Note to Aberdeen: I would have liked a definition of “best-in-class.")
# The same tools were used within organizations that achieved an 18% year-over-year improvement in employee engagement. Companies that didn’t use these tools grew engagement by a mere 1%.
Connectivity Powers Talent: Leveraging Employee Social Networks
According to a recent survey, 83% of workers rate relationships with co-workers as a critical reason for joining and staying with their employer, and alternatively, one in four people quit a job due to feelings of isolation. Organizations that provide talent with tools to connect, build and manage their personal and professional networks, bond people to each other and to the organization. Moreover, organizations that offer employee social networking have an edge in attracting talent who thrives on these tools to exchange knowledge and ideas.
You 2.0 - How Web 2.0 empowers YOU: Talent Management 2.0: How HR can use Web 2.0 to attract and retain Talent
If you think about it, talent managment really starts from recruiting through on-boarding; and carries on until the employee is comfortable with the culture, is made to feel at home in the organization, and is equipped with the tools to be productive.
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The real work for HR really begins once the offer is accepted. Promises made during the interviews need to be fulfiled. Many times a company hires a person for a specific role but what really keeps that person in his chair is not merely the role he was hired for. For large companies, it is difficult for HR to provide every employee the attention they deserve. Therefore HR needs to consider providing 'self-service' tools and methods to retain employees.
To retain an employee it is important to provide him the right tools to be productive, and that includes providing the ability to quickly establish the social connections that he needs to be successful in job. We all know that work is really done through informal networks and with the tacit or unstructured type of work these days, structured tools and systems that exist in organizations today do not help. -
These methods can particularly be useful in tough times, i.e. when resolving issues at work. They can particularly prevent employees from leaving the company when they are not satisfied with their current roles by letting them search and apply for internal job postings.
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