At MindGears, we believe that organizational development practices and initiatives have basic starting ingredients. These starting program serves as an HR business model and a springboard for a meaningful and progressive OD practice. Allow us to share with you how we envision it for mid-tier companies wanting to get out of the HR administrative paradigm to a WLP-driven HR mindset.
2. WHAT’S INSIDE
Competency Mapping Process & Linkages This is a walkthrough of how we will plan, design & deploy the different focus areas, their resulting outputs
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Aligning Your Goals to the Roadmap How we intend to anchor the different focus areas to the overall company strategic Goals.
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High Level Roadmap of Priorities
These are proposed HR focus areas and why they need to come first as a springboard for succeeding programs
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Engagement Timelines An initial high-level timeline of the engagement effort, as well as overall consultant mechanics.
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Our Consulting Approach
Discusses the overall thought and manner to the consulting engagement and why they are important to our value proposition.
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3. HIGH LEVEL HR ROADMAP OF PRIORITIES | YEAR ONE 3
BASELINE
Evaluates & aligns competencies across organizational groups, job roles & positions, as well as effectiveness of HR programs..
YEAR 2 FOCUS AREAS
PEOPLE ONBOARDING PROGRAM
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WLP
Assess effectiveness of learning curricula, learning interventions, instruments & solutions such as Corporate University Program, Career Ladders, etc
Design, review & deploy a mentoring program for high potential frontline leaders to support succession & leader talent pool
LEADER DEVT
Review NEO, selection, onboarding plan, onboarding peer- buddy system
TALENT ACQUISITION & RETENTION
Depending on the results of Year1 programs, plan on performance management & cadetship programs
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COMPETENCY ANALYSIS & MAPPING
LEARNING NEEDS ANALYSIS
MENTORING PROGRAM
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Why prioritize competency analysis & mapping? This is a springboard for job descriptions, position hierarchies, skill needs and job harmonization. It follows the concept of doing the right things, instead of doing things right.
4. HOW WILL WE APPROACH THESE PRIORITIES?
There is no need for us to re- engineer the wheel if an HR strategy / program exists. We assess for a program’s effectiveness and improve upon its execution or practice. We value tailoring & customization as well at the level of local execution.
ALIGNED to existing global strategies
Oriented to EMPLOYEE Empowerment
Anchored on Brilliance in BASICS
Supported by WLP & ATD standards
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We are cognizantthat our target audience are adult learners. We provide the tools & support that enables learning in order for an employee to own their development, learning needs to be experiential and relevant. Development is in their own hands.
First things first. We focus on the basics because it lays the groundwork for strong, focused & purposeful HR solutions. Our Year 1 plan leads to a continuing strategy for Year 2 programs. This thinking allows the organization to progressively evolve its human capability.
We are anchoring our methods on WLP model standardsas training has evolved beyond the confines of the classroom. HR takes on a more strategic role in helping meet business objectives & collaborating with stakeholders to build a learning culture.
5. ALIGNING YOUR HR STRATEGIES TO THE ROADMAP
COMPETENCY MAPPING
Needs Analysis
Talent Acquisition
Mentor Program
Succession Planning
Onboarding Program
Vision & Mission
Strategic Goals
People Practices
Business Practices
MindGearscan customize this for you in accordance to your specific strategic goals, directions, initiatives & company practices
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6. COMPETENCY MAPPING METHODOLOGY
DETERMINE / SCOPE
COMPETENCY FRAMEWORK
Design Competency Identification Process + Capture Forms
Execute Competency Identification
Consolidate checklists & documents
Rank Order Competencies
Validate & Benchmark Definitions
Creation of a Competency Framing Committee
Creation of Baseline Plan
Scopes the existing framework
Levels & Domains to Focus
Current Organizational Competency Strategies
Framework Plan Design
IDENTIFY
COMPETENCIES
Perform Job & Skill Analysis
Review Assessment Centers
Review 360°Feedback Mechanisms
Conduct Work Observations
Conduct Behavior Event Interviews / FGDs
ASSESS & ANALYZE
COMPETENCIES
MAP
COMPETENCIES
Org Strategy & Structure Congruence Check
Structure & Role Congruence Check
Vertical + Horizontal Reporting Linkages
Outline Competitive Advantage of Competency
REVIEW & ASSESS
COMPETENCY DEVT PROCESS
Create Competency Maturity Framework & Matrix
Outline Areas for Improvement & Design Action Plan
Integrate findings with these functions
Performance MgtSystem
Learning & Devt
Organizational Devt
Hiring / Recruiting
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7. OUTPUT LINKAGES FROM COMPETENCY MAPPING
competencymap
PROFILE BY PERFORMANCE BAND & GROUP
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POSITION HIERARCHY MAP
Identified needs/gaps in learning interventions & process
Reviewed HR learning programs / interventions categorized as follows:
Existing and Effective
Existing but not Effective
Existing but not needed
Not existing but needed
competencysurvey feedback
Corresponding actions curriculum / process change:
Hygiene check for availability & access
Reassess / Revise Curriculum
Remove / Realign / Regroup
Design & study deployment feasibility
job analysis + talent retention analysis
Identified job levels matched to skills as input to:
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Job description minimum skill requirements as input to:
onboarding program
career path + succession map
Identified competency profile for the following
Leadership
Support
Technical
High Performer
Mid Performer
Low Performer
Leadership competence profile as input to:
mentoringprogram
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learning needs analysis
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8. LEARNING NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESS
Inventory & Audit of Learning Solutions & Practices
MATCHcritical learning solutions with competency map & job analysis
Review Training Process including curriculum & learning Instruments + PMP
Redesign and Deploy changes & improvements using a staggered launch.
Much of the pre-work inputfor LNA comes from the results of the competency mapping. We anchor all those inputs, feedback and outlined improvement areas to look into the learning & development process and tools.
L&D Team with BU Leaders
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Competency Framework Committee
L&D Team with BU Leaders
LEARNING PROCESS REVIEW includes:
How is training determined? How is training contentdeveloped?
What is the enrolment / qualification process?
Howare tools & techniques developed & improved & relevant?
Howare subject matter experts developed?
What control & feedback measures are presentto ensure that learning is effective?
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9. MENTORING PROGRAM METHODOLOGY
Objective setting + selection criteria
Designing the mentoring charter
Linking charter to performance management + succession
Developing communication channels
Creation of a company Mentors Club
Designing the mentoring mechanics & schedules
Generating mentor commitments
Launching the compnyMentoring Program
Providing logistics & interventions
Communicating progress
Matching mentees to mentoring levels
Matching mentees to mentors
Introducing mentees to mentors
Communicating process & progress expectations
Assessing feedback & progress
Solving low hanging execution issues
Consolidating tracking mechanisms
Performing effectiveness audits
Generating action plans & reports
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10. ONBOARDING FOCUS AREAS
Attachment | Socialization | Skill Preparation
Profile | Attraction |
Strengthening Engagement & Career Path Setting
Talent Retention | Continuing Development
PRE- EMPLOYMENT
90-120 CRITICAL PERIOD
FUNCTIONAL COMPETENCE
CAREER DEVT
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11. ONBOARDING HIGH LEVEL PROCESS
Ingredients to Successful Onboarding
Onboarding Methodology
onboarding completiontimeline tailored to job type, skill type and job level
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12. PROPOSED MAJOR TIMELINES
5 months
COMPETENCY
MAPPING
2 months
LEARNING
NEEDS
ANALYSIS
MENTORING
PROGRAM
3 months
ONBOARDING
PROGRAM
2 months
Year-End
Evaluation
YEAR 1 REVIEW +
YEAR 2 FOCUS
COMPETENCY
MATTERS PROJECT
PLAN will be more
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consultants are
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client-company.
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13. NEXT STEPS : CONSULTANT ENGAGEMENT
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Talk about how best we can customize our programs for you
Draw Up Contract Agreements & Review Mechanism
Consulting Requirements Preparation
Start 30-day organizational immersion
Finalize Detailed Charters & Timelines
Perform HR Engagement Consulting
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The competency framework serves as the bedrock for all HR applications. As a result of competency mapping, all the HR processes like talent induction, management development, appraisals and training yield much better results.
The competency framework serves as the bedrock for all HR applications. As a result of competency mapping, all the HR processes like talent induction, management development, appraisals and training yield much better results.
Doing a competency analysis would yield as its first output, a Competency map of the different job domains (Leadership, Technical, Non-Technical). The Competency Map triggers a look into the employee profile of Air Liquide, better identifying the performance demographic (Hi, Mid, Lo Performers).
In looking at the performance demographic, opens the opportunity to identify learning needs / gaps and assess present learning interventions. This would help set the direction of next action steps based on priority and importance.
The competency map would also prompt a job analysis, looking at the relevance of current job descriptions vis-à-vis current role requirements. As such, this would produce a better analysis of the hierarchy of solutions, whether there is a balance between the role’s span of control vs. area of influence. This would also better define the minimum skills requirement of the role which would be most helpful in sourcing and attracting talent, and provide clearer career paths for existing employees.
Top management in the organization are questioned and interviewed to identify
High priority performance goals
Performance indicators
Perceived barriers to accomplishing them
Goals and expected outcomes are summarized in a report for the organization head.
Organization head rates each strategic objective as high medium or low. Helps identify strategic priorities
Unit management & selected employees are interviewed to gain a better understanding of high priority goals / issues.
4. Intensive training needs assessment or performance analysis methodologies appropriate for the situation are implemented (ex. Focus groups, customer/stakeholder interviews, work observation, work sampling and surveys)
5. Training recommendations are made based on the intensive assessments
Research shows an alarming failure rate of new employees in the first 100-120 days of employment. This failure rate cuts across industries and across companies of all sizes. Because of this, we are going to focus heavily on the “First 90 Days.” During this time we want to attach them to our organization through preparation, culturalization and socialization which will ultimately drive them to maximum levels of engagement and decrease the time to productivity.
Successful onboarding is the result of several departments/ functions working together in a coordinated fashion. Although here each function is discussed separately, the key to successful onboarding is for all functions to work together seamlessly to support new employees. The process starts even before a new employee arrives