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Choosing the Best HR Certification – Ask #HR Bartender

HR Bartender

For example, I know the CEBS is for benefits but are there any certifications that would show an expertise in the field of training, employment laws, or general HR for healthcare professionals? I completely understand the confusion. There are quite a few certifications related to human resources. Mind you, I’m not viewing this as a bad thing.

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Organizational Talent Pools: 4 Steps to Developing Employees

HR Bartender

With unemployment rates hitting record lows, there’s lots of talk about developing internal talent. One way to do that is with talent pools, which are groups of employees who are being trained and developed to assume greater responsibilities within the organization. Organizations must think about the future.

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Why one HR pro turned to talent development to address her company’s shortage of telecoms professionals

HR Brew

Currently, Gerig said her biggest challenge is managing all of the demands of the HR function, like keeping employees engaged, minimizing turnover, and staying on top of workforce development planning. We created an Installer Academy training program where we grow and develop inexperienced telecommunications installers.

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Stack Employee Career Development Activities

HR Bartender

At this year’s Association for Talent Development (ATD) annual conference, the organization shared a new career development framework for talent development professionals. It’s really good and very intuitive, so I suggest you check it out to get some solid information about how to develop your skills.

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How HR Can Create a Comprehensive Talent Strategy

Analytics in HR

The best talent strategies help the organization meet its goals, create a competitive edge, and meet the career development aspirations of present and future talent. Talent development and retention An Employee Benefits News study shows that the average cost of losing talent is 33% of a company’s annual revenue.

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How to Create a Talent Development Strategy

15Five

Many leaders assume that building their talent pool begins with hiring and ends with retaining the talent they have, but that approach ignores something crucial: talent development. Not to mention that you’ll be having a direct hand in your people’s career development, helping them reach their full potential.

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Talent Management vs. Performance Management: What’s the Difference?

Extensis

Meanwhile, performance management reveals workers’ strengths, weaknesses, and developmental needs, guiding talent management initiatives to refine recruitment, training, and development strategies. These employees can be new hires or existing employees with the potential to move into other roles.