The Executive Guide to Integrated Talent Management

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Integrated talent management is an approach to building organizational capability and engagement by integrating talent acquisition, development, and deployment across traditional HR silos. This process keeps all aspects of talent management aligned to business goals. The Executive's Guide to Talent Management will present strategic and tactical guidelines for training and development professionals seeking to play key roles in the process.

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Overview

Integrated talent management is an approach to building organizational capability and engagement by integrating talent acquisition, development, and deployment across traditional HR silos. This process keeps all aspects of talent management aligned to business goals. The Executive's Guide to Talent Management will present strategic and tactical guidelines for training and development professionals seeking to play key roles in the process.

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781562867546
  • Publisher: American Society for Training & Development
  • Publication date: 7/16/2011
  • Pages: 200
  • Sales rank: 825,720
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 8.90 (h) x 0.70 (d)

Table of Contents

Foreword ix

Acknowledgments xiii

I Introduction: Too Many Soloists, Not Enough Music Kevin Oakes Pat Galagan 1

Section I An Overview of Integrated Talent Management

2 Managing Talent in a Changing Landscape Peter Cappelli 13

3 10 Essential Talent Management Lessons I Learned From My CEO Teresa Roche 23

Section II Recruiting

4 Integrating Talent Acquisition to Dramatically Improve Business Impact John Sullivan 33

5 Hiring the Best: The First Step in Integrated Talent Management Leslie W. Foyce 45

Section III Compensation and Rewards

6 Aligning Learning and Development With Compensation and Rewards Jon Ingham 57

7 Integrating Learning and Development With Compensation and Rewards at Hertz: A Case Study Karl-Heinz Oehler 65

Section IV Performance Management

8 Creating an Effective Appraisal System Edward E. Lawler III 79

9 Performance Management That the CEO Cares About Annmarie Mai Robert Kovach 91

Section V Succession Management

10 Managing Succession Successfully for All Concerned Marshall Goldsmith 103

11 Succession Management at Edwards Lifesciences: A Case Study Rob Reindl 111

Section VI Engagement and Retention

12 Engaging and Retaining Talent Beverly Kaye and Sharon Jordan-Evans 121

13 Engagement at 3M: A Case Study Karen B. Paul Cindy L. Johnson 133

Section VII Leadership Development

14 Global Leadership Development Noel M. Tichy 147

15 Leadership as a Competitive Advantage: The Evolution of GE's Growth Values Jayne Johnson 171

16 Developing the Appreciated Leader: Leader Development at a Teaching Hospital Rebecca Phillips Jane Binger 179

Section VIII Pulling It All Together

17 Integrated Talent Management Dave Ulrich 189

18 All Together Now: The Practical Realities of Talent Management Integration Kevin D. Wilde 213

Appendix: Additional Research From ASTD and i4cp 221

About the Editors 251

Index 253

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