6. Understand your talent needs/position offered
Are you offering trainings?
Make sure your compensation is competitive
Create an environment where employees can
flourish
Treat final interview as a negotiation/identify
candidates needs
8. Worldwide problem: 37 out of 43 countries
expect staff level to increase.
43% of current employers report “”unfilled
jobs
In 2015, 76% of all US jobs will require
STEM skills
60% of new jobs require skills only 20%
posses
9. Mobile recruitment – the new reality
Devices used by Job
Seekers
Attitudes towards mobile-
enabled recruitment
processes
Attitudes towards mobile-
optimized websites
13. Do you feel your compensation is both internally
equitable and externally competitive?
Yes
No
Don’t know
14.
15. Best match for the job locally available or not
Push towards global recruitment
Value the diversity
Even though bearing additional costs for
relocating
16.
17.
18. Starting with Leader Led training
Identify and train to competencies
Utilize online training tools
Make proper training a goal in your
performance management system
19. New hires lack “soft skills” required for solid
management
“Soft” compensation is important to prospective
and top talent.
70% of recent college graduates required
training & development as one of their top
professional priorities
20. Do you feel your training is adequate to
support your growth and achievement to
business objectives????
Yes
No
Don’t know
21.
22. Employee Engagement
Conduct Professional Employee Engagement
Survey
You don’t know, what you don’t know
Establish baseline measures against normative
data
Be prepared to act on survey results
23.
24. Engagement is key to driving results
Employee engagement is directly correlated to
Top Performance and Employee Retention.
Key employees are ever more difficult to
replace
Engaged employees deliver top performance
25.
26. No more loyalty for granted
Grow professionally
Chalk out career development paths for their
employees or bear the brunt of losing them
Learning & Talent Development an inherent
part of the work culture