Abstract
This research explores human resource executives’ perceptions of talent management
with them self-reporting as transformational leaders, to determine their perceptions of
hiring practices. The research design is qualitative using an exploratory method. The
data collection process is triangulated with interviews, observations, and document
review. Four key findings are identified in the research study to support the topic. The
first finding revealed four talent management themes of importance to human resource
executives including employee value, employee engagement, hiring for success, and
leadership strengths. The second finding revealed transformational leadership style
contributes to human resource executives’ decision-making for hiring talent although
they may have limited understanding of transformational behaviors. The third finding
revealed human resource executives are unable to associate talent management strategies
with transformational leadership style to determine the benefits for hiring practices. The
fourth finding revealed human resource executives had limited understanding of and
experience with talent management as a result of undervalued talent management from
other organizational leaders. Overall, human resource executives have viewed talent
management as a value-added process for hiring but their actual responsibilities and
experiences have been limited in organizations, and reduced the impact on their
perceptions of hiring practices.
Abstract
This research explores human resource executives’ perceptions of talent management
with them self-reporting as transformational leaders, to determine their perceptions of
hiring practices. The research design is qualitative using an exploratory method. The
data collection process is triangulated with interviews, observations, and document
review. Four key findings are identified in the research study to support the topic. The
first finding revealed four talent management themes of importance to human resource
executives including employee value, employee engagement, hiring for success, and
leadership strengths. The second finding revealed transformational leadership style
contributes to human resource executives’ decision-making for hiring talent although
they may have limited understanding of transformational behaviors. The third finding
revealed human resource executives are unable to associate talent management strategies
with transformational leadership style to determine the benefits for hiring practices. The
fourth finding revealed human resource executives had limited understanding of and
experience with talent management as a result of undervalued talent management from
other organizational leaders. Overall, human resource executives have viewed talent
management as a value-added process for hiring but their actual responsibilities and
experiences have been limited in organizations, and reduced the impact on their
perceptions of hiring practices.
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