2008 Personnel Trends Post
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The document discusses trends in personnel and technology for 2008. It focuses on the skills needed for IT jobs, including project management, security experience, communication skills, and managing remote workers. It also discusses how different generations interact with technology, with Millennials being digital natives who see technology as integral to everything they do. The document advocates adapting recruiting and policies to reach Millennial job seekers through online methods and social media, as older recruitment methods will no longer be effective.
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- 1. Personnel Trends Terry Bledsoe March 31, 2008 2008 . 2008 . 2008 . 2008 .
- 4. It’s not about PeopleSoft….. What is Technology About? It’s not about Programs….. It’s not about Email….. It’s not about the Internet….. It’s not about the Phones…..
- 5. It’s about how they interact….. What is Technology About? It’s about empowerment….. It’s about People….. It’s about how they work…..
- 6. Systems of People partners trust aggregate centralized collaborators specialized adapt reputation Self-organizing outliers
- 7. Web 2.0 Wikis, Blogs, Social Networks Gov 2.0 Kid 2.0 Citizen 2.0 Are you already there and just don’t know it? Voter 2.0 Worker 2.0 Disruptive Technology Are you left behind? “ Web 2.0, is disrupting everything. Web 2.0 is not just adding to the communication mix. It requires a completely new way of thinking” Peter Debreceny, chair of the Institute for Public Relations . Is not black and white! Personnel 2.0
- 11. Average Age - 43 Years Millennials
- 13. Generations Help Understand Web 2.0 Millennials 1977 to 2000 Gen X 1965 to 1976 Boomers 1945 to 1964 Matures Before 1945 Average Age of Catawba County Worker - 43 Years Technology is not a “Tool” for Millennials, it is the very “Foundation” for everything they do. Web 2.0 is a reflection of the Millennial Generation.
- 14. External Internal Applications Linked to
- 15. Hardware Software Peripherals Capacity Users
- 16. ? ? ? Lets hire someone…………
- 18. Recruit in the newspapers and you will mainly attract the Boomers……… and will completely miss the ……Millennials
- 20. EY LISTENS AND TALKS WITH COLLEGE STUDENTS ON FACEBOOK
- 21. ONLINE VIDEO ADS AND DESCRIPTIONS OF JOBS
- 23. Digital Resumes…. … Portfolios… … Web Pages… … Thumb drives… Now that you got their attention, are you ready for…….
- 24. ? ? ? What about online applications and online assessments?........ Are you ready………………
- 29. OLD RECRUITING METHODS WILL NOT WORK. REACH OUT
- 30. Do Your Homework, Check Them Out Warning : Check With Legal!!!!!
- 32. Security Appearance Environment FLSA Ergonomics Where
- 33. Online Training Services Manage Life
- 37. ISSUES MOVING TO THE FOREFRONT ISSUES . ISSUES . ISSUES . ISSUES .
- 38. The new personal computer….. The simple cell phone is a relic Laptops replace desktops personal use / business use
- 39. No Well Defined Slots Work is an Activity, Not a Place Old Rules Become Unrealistic New Tax Laws
- 40. IP IP/AVL IP Surveillance IP Monitoring IP GPS Locating IPIPIPIPIPIPIPIPIP….
- 41. What is attached to the network? What is the employee really doing? Programs? Stored Data?
- 49. Be the change you want to see in the World Ghandi CHANGE . 2008 . 2008 . CHANGE .
- 50. ? ? ? Questions?
- 51. Personnel Trends Terry Bledsoe March 31, 2008 2008 . 2008 . 2008 . 2008 .