
Optimizing Talent Workbook
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- Cover
- OPTIMIZING TALENT WORKBOOK
- What people are saying about Optimizing Talent
- OPTIMIZING TALENT WORKBOOK
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- About the Authors
- Acknowledgements
- 1: Getting Started
- How to Use This Workbook
- What's New About This Workbook?
- Talent Branding
- Neuroscience
- Case Studies
- Chat Opportunities with the Experts
- Road Map to Success
- Who Should Use This Workbook?
- 2: Talent Branding
- Exercise 2.1: Talent Brand Assessment
- Exercise 2.2: Benefits of Talent Branding
- Internal Alignment
- Internal Operating Rigor
- External Market Recognition/Results
- Chapter Two Checklist
- Summary
- 3: Leadership and Culture
- What Comes First?
- A Symbiotic Relationship
- Breaking the Cycle: A Case Study
- What do these two assessments tell us about this organization?
- Interim Results
- What Can You Do in Your Organization?
- Exercise 3.1: Aligning Your Strategy and Values
- Exercise 3.2: Aligning Your Leadership Behaviors
- Exercise 3.3: Stop, Start, Keep
- Nominal Group Technique: How To
- Creating a GAMET Plan Goal
- Exercise 3.4: Are You Creating a Culture that Is Supportive of Talent?
- Chapter Three Checklist
- Summary
- 4: Strategic Alignment
- Key Steps to Making Strategy Actionable in Talent Terms
- Exercise 4.1: Analysis of Key Messages
- Exercise 4.2: Key Behaviors
- Exercise 4.3: Approach and Key Messages
- Chapter Four Checklist
- Summary
- 5: Talent Assessment
- Exercise 5.1: Getting Started
- GE's Session C Process of Talent Assessment
- Principles of the Talent Masters
- Steps of the Talent Assessment Process
- Assessment Interview Guide
- Chapter Five Checklist
- Summary
- 6: Performance Management
- The Fallacy (and Conundrums) of the Current Systems: How Do You Know If You Have It Right?
- Exhibit 6.1: Performance Review Components
- A. The organizational context
- B. The performance review system
- C. The performance review environment
- D. The manager
- E. The performance review form
- F. The performance review event
- G. The subordinate
- H. The feedback content
- I. Follow-up
- J. Brain-friendly process
- Exhibit 6.2: Sample Development Discussion Form
- Review of this last period
- Some Conundrums
- So Let's Stop Doing Performance Appraisals!
- A Brain-friendly Approach (Dixon et al, 2010
- Gordon 2012)
- Some of the Ways that Our Brains Feel Threatened
- Further Analysis
- Exercise 6.3: Looking to the Future
- Chapter Six Checklist
- Summary
- 7: Learning and Development
- Exercise 7.1: Your Personal Experience
- Providing Learning and Development to Your Talent
- Exercise 7.2: Ensuring that Learning Is Transferred to Action
- A Case Study: Phillips 66
- Exercise 7.3: Tell Me a Story.
- What's the Plan?
- Chapter Seven Checklist
- Summary
- 8: Human Resources Capability
- 1. Chief Cultural Officer and Cultural Promoter
- 2. Executive and Team Coach
- 3. Talent Assessor
- 4. Organizational Strategist
- 5. Talent Analyst and Insight Provider
- Exercise 8.1: The HR Talent Capability Assessment
- Exercise 8.2: Action Planning
- Exercise 8.3: Hiring for Success Interview Guide
- Exercise 8.4: Case Study
- Chapter Eight Checklist
- Summary
- 9: Data Analytics
- Steps to Get You Started on the Analytics Journey
- Exercise 9.1: Steps to a World-Class Workforce
- Words of Caution
- Chapter Nine Checklist
- Summary
- 10: Applying the Talent Optimization Framework
- Case #1 - Large Global Information Technology Organization (300,000+ employees)
- Exercise 10.1: Moving to the High-Performance Phase
- Case #2 - Small Global Software Organization (5,000 employees)
- Table 10.1: From.To
- Exercise 10.2: Making the Talent System Sustainable
- Summary
- 11: The Last Word: Results and Conclusions
- Making Talent Optimization a Lasting Part of Your Business Equation
- Your Talent Brand and Results
- Roadmap to Success!
- Chapter Two Checklist
- Chapter Three Checklist
- Chapter Four Checklist
- Chapter Five Checklist:
- Chapter Six Checklist
- Chapter Seven Checklist
- Chapter Eight Checklist
- Chapter Nine Checklist
- Parting Thoughts
- Contributing Experts
- Appendix
- Exhibit 5.1: Sample Assessment Interview
- Beginning
- Education and Training
- Work History/Experience
- Self-assessment of Strengths and Development Areas
- Plans and Goals for the Future
- Ambitions Independent/Dependent
- Outside Interests
- Closing
- Reference Checking Model
- Reference Checking Questions
- Reference Checking Model
- Exercise 6.1: HR Review
- Exercise 6.2: Managers' and Leaders' Review
- References
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