The “Talent manager/organization designer” was concerned with flow management:inflow, internal flow and outflow of individuals within the organization. At the same time, talent managers were familiar with organizational design and focused on integrating the organizational capabilities that are embedded within systems, structure and processes with HR practices (Ulrich, 2008). Talents working in an organization with the wrong organization design would be frustrated and limited in their contributions. This dimension got the highest scores within the set of HR
competences developed for HRCS 2007. Five statistical categories were distinguished:
“Ensuring today’s and tomorrow’s talent” (3.92), “Developing talent” (3.70), “Shaping organization” (3.68), “Fostering communication” (3.87), and “Designing reward systems” (3.20). The “Strategy architect” actively played a part in the establishment of the overall strategy. The linkage between the internal organization and external customer expectations makes the strategy real to employees of the firm. Not only a strategic perspective for HR work is needed, but also for the organization overall. The found factors of Ulrich et al. (2008) are “Sustaining strategic agility” (3.54) and “Engaging customers” (3.33).
The “Talent manager/organization designer” was concerned with flow management:inflow, internal flow and outflow of individuals within the organization. At the same time, talent managers were familiar with organizational design and focused on integrating the organizational capabilities that are embedded within systems, structure and processes with HR practices (Ulrich, 2008). Talents working in an organization with the wrong organization design would be frustrated and limited in their contributions. This dimension got the highest scores within the set of HRcompetences developed for HRCS 2007. Five statistical categories were distinguished:“Ensuring today’s and tomorrow’s talent” (3.92), “Developing talent” (3.70), “Shaping organization” (3.68), “Fostering communication” (3.87), and “Designing reward systems” (3.20). The “Strategy architect” actively played a part in the establishment of the overall strategy. The linkage between the internal organization and external customer expectations makes the strategy real to employees of the firm. Not only a strategic perspective for HR work is needed, but also for the organization overall. The found factors of Ulrich et al. (2008) are “Sustaining strategic agility” (3.54) and “Engaging customers” (3.33).
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