TALENT MANAGEMENT IN HRM
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TALENT MANAGEMENT IN HRM
In today’s business world the talent management becomes one
of the important and attractive topics which is a competitive advantage that creates value for all companies. In the
current business environments, we can see that all organization work hard to
become a first in the industry. But the top
of the organization in the current world
like Apple, Microsoft and Google try to
attract, hire develop and retain the talented employees. Because they believe that the people who are
having the significant and unique features are the only assets to success the
company goal.
Therefore, managing talent will give some advantage to their
company. Furthermore, managing talent must be continuously reviewed, so that
the company can capitalize on its talented employees to grow, find the best
fit, and expand into new markets. Therefore, talent management needs to be
given great effort in every organization and its psychological outcomes need to
be debated in order to optimize employee’s performance.
According to the CIPD (2007), Talent Management defines as Talent
consists of those individuals who can make a difference to organizational
performance, either through their immediate contribution or in the longer term
by demonstrating the highest levels of potential.’ Talent management is the process
of identifying, developing, recruiting, retaining and deploying those talented
people.
According to Stockley
(2014), Talent management is to attract,
develop and retain people with the aptitude and abilities to meet current and
future organizational needs. Talent management involves individual and
organizational development in response to a changing and complex operating
environment. It includes the creation and maintenance of a supportive, people-oriented
organization culture
Based on the above, it can be
concluded that talent management is of importance to employees and also it will
be important to the organization. because it can lead to a competitive
advantage for all employees. But what is
more important at this particular moment is to give a clear explanation of what
talent is and how it is important, So, talent management is the managing employees
retaining the right individuals, for the right positions, at the right time.
Reference List
Armstrong. M. (2014). Armstrong’s Handbook of
Human Resource Management Practice. London, Kogan
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Stockley, D.
(2014). Talent Management concept-definition and explanation. Retrieved from
[Accessed on
02nd July 2018 at 05:52pm]
Tansley, C.,
Turner, P., Foster, C., & Harris, L. (2007). Talent: Strategy
Management, Measurement, Research into Practice. London: CIPD.
Flow is good. Better if you have discussed about inclusive & exclusive approach as well
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