Make Your People Before You Make Your Products
Using Talent Management to Achieve Competitive Advantage in Global Organizations
Paul Turner author Danny Kalman author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:John Wiley & Sons Inc
Published:3rd Oct '14
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This book offers HR professionals a comprehensive approach to modern talent management, emphasizing the importance of people over products.
In today's competitive landscape, successful organizations recognize that their greatest asset is their people. Make Your People Before You Make Your Products serves as an essential guide for HR professionals seeking to navigate the evolving field of talent management. This book emphasizes the importance of developing effective strategies that prioritize talent acquisition, development, and retention, ultimately providing organizations with a global competitive edge. With a focus on inclusivity and innovation, it encourages readers to adopt dynamic approaches in managing their workforce.
The text highlights the significant shift from traditional, linear methods of talent management to more fluid and empowering practices. It argues that leadership should evolve from a control-based model to one that fosters collaboration and community. By addressing the changing dynamics of the workplace, Make Your People Before You Make Your Products provides practical insights on how to attract and retain top talent in a diverse and complex market.
Moreover, the book outlines actionable strategies for organizations to enhance their talent management practices. Readers will learn how to expand their approach to talent resource management, implement modern techniques alongside traditional methods, and develop a talent strategy that aligns with the current demands of the workforce. Ultimately, this guide aims to empower organizations to leverage their human capital effectively, ensuring sustainable success in an ever-changing environment.
ISBN: 9781118899588
Dimensions: 236mm x 160mm x 25mm
Weight: 599g
320 pages