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Presented for The Technology Today Series

Hosted By: DIR

Explore the Future: Prepare Your Organization

for Tomorrow’s Talent

Joshua D. Smith, SPHR, CPM, CSSBB-ASQFebruary 15, 2017

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Welcome!

DIR thanks CPS HR Consulting for participating in the Technology Today Series (TTS)

Host

Joy Hall BryantProgram Manager, IRM Outreach

Texas Dept. of Information Resources

Co-Host

David DuncanBusiness Development Associate

CPS HR Consulting

Presenter

Joshua SmithSPHR, SHRM-SCP, CPM, CSSBB

Senior Human Resources Consultant

CPS HR Consulting

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CPS HR’s Talent Management Model

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The Continuity of Your Organization… and Beyond!

Business Continuity Plan?

Emergency Plan?

Comprehensive Plan?

Other Contingency Plans?

People Continuity Plan?

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POLL #1

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POLL #2

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What’s is the Deal with Development?

Firefighting

Lack of Expertise/Too Hard

Lack of Standardized practices

Lack of Technological Tools

Delay in Retirement

Ownership – HR’s Job

Economy - Demand to do more with less

Time/Prioritization

Lack readiness due to gaps in foundational data

needed to develop workforce

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The Workforce is Changing

Proportion of the

population aged 60 years+

In 2020, half of our

workforce will be

Millennials.

50%

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What Do Our Employees Expect?

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What the Incoming Workforce Wants

Purpose

Responsibility

Autonomy

Flexibility

Attention

Opportunities for Innovation

Transparency

Compensation

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Demands of the New Workforce

TRAINING &DEVELOPMENT

FLEXIBLE HOURS

CASHBONUSES

FREEHEALTHCARE

PENSION/ RETIREMENT

MORE VACATION

SOURCE: https://www.pwc.com/gx/en/managing-tomorrows-people/future-of-work/assets/reshaping-the-workplace.pdf

22%

8%

6%6%

19%

14%

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Current State of Development

Orientation/Onboarding

Classes

Conferences

Projects

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Implications For Unprepared Promotions

Frustration

Steeper Learning Curves

Anxiety or Uneasiness

Increased chances for mistakes

Lack of trust among teammates

Time Wasted

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Implications For Zero Development

State of Limbo for Employees

Increases Reliance on External Hiring

What if I develop them and they

leave?

Employees feel less valued

Time to hire could take much longer

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Even the Dark Side (Sith) Does Leadership Development

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Developing Current & Incoming Talent:* Using the 5-Step CPS HR Succession Planning Toolkit

CPS HR Consulting

Succession Planning Toolkit

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Step 1 – ID Key Positions

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What is a Key Position?

Important regardless of the current incumbent

Vital to the support and operation of the organization

Risk of not having someone in position

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Accountability

Great Chemistry in

Organizations start

from the top

Development of talent

is shared throughout

the organization

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Alignment

Ensures current and future business needs

Link Talent Management with Strategic Plan

Define Positions that are mission-critical

Aligned Organizations:

• Create a system for success

• Create an environment conductive to success

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Assess - ID KSAO’s

Identify the competencies required for exceptional

performance for each of the critical areas/functions

Will the KSAO’s look different in the future?

Define Leadership Deficiencies

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Assortment

Talent development not just for executives

Cascade development of future key leaders

Focus on areas the organization is heavily reliant

and/or weak

Define positions critical to the support of the

organization

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Step 1 - Tool

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Step 2 - ID Talent

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Go Beyond Finding Talent

What should we really be looking for?

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Determine Potential and Readiness

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Find Teachable Players

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Find Team Players

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Find Adaptable Players

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Assess Bench Strength

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Find Talent Others Overlook

Best Credentials don’t always equate to best talent

Careful who you write off

Let others fight for talent

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Step 2 - Tool

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Step 3 – Prepare Participants

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Communicate Expectations

Requirements

Communicate Gaps

Resources/Support Structure

Joint Effort

Listen to Participant Expectations

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Transparency

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Create a Development Roadmap

“I know he can get the job but can he do the job?”

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Step 3 - Tool

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Step 4 – Provide Development Opportunities

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Developmental Resources

Fundamental outcome of development is action to

close gaps between skills/competencies needed

and skills/competencies now

An action plan or developmental plan will provide

the path to grow skills and experience

Development should not default to “take a class”-

the “inoculation” approach

Developmental resources can be found both

internal to and external to the organization

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Development Toolbox

Internal

Instructor–led training

Web/on-line training

Resource Library

OJT

Leadership academies

Mentoring/Coaching

Job rotation

Project leadership

Job shadowing

External

Colleges/universities

(academic and extension

programs)

Commercial training

Professional certifications

Self-paced learning

Loaned Executive

programs

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OJT Development

Managing Project

Serving on cross-functional Team

New task or assignment

Volunteering with an external organization to pursue a

learning

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Encourage Distributed Decision-Making

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Leadership

Leadership Management

Not limited to one person

Group Ownership

Mentorship

Leverage wisdom with energy

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Create Experiential Development

Create opportunities for rising stars

Anticipate and Encourage learning through mistakes

Promote a culture of inclusion

• Everyone has a chance to get in the game

• Play time through rotation

• Prevents burnouts and increases ability

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Standardize Learning

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Development Teams

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Capture Knowledge Now

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KM at its Core

Content – Capture and document for access

Collaboration

Culture of knowledge-sharing

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Importance of Knowledge Management

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Step 4 - Tool

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Step 5 – Monitor

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Measure

Reaction

Learning

Behavior

Results

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Feedback

Feedback from Participants

Feedback from Program Supports

Use of Scorecards

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Assess Alignment

Is development efforts predictive of success?

Are you using the correct tools?

Identify opportunities and obstacles

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Update Plans

Update to ensure accountability

Reassess gaps

Is the position changing

(KSAO’s, expectations, etc.)

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Tie PM to Talent Review

Performance History plays critical role development

Use different PM while cross-developing (OJT)

• Program Eligibility

• Development Plan while in the program

• Skill development as a results of identified gaps

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Share Successes/Advertise

Communicate with Organization

Share Metrics

Share Successes

Share Participant Testimonials

Make Information Accessible

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Step 5 - Tool

Questions

Key questions into the question pane

Host

Joy Hall BryantProgram Manager, IRM Outreach

Texas Dept. of Information Resources

Co-Host

David DuncanBusiness Development Associate

CPS HR Consulting

Presenter

Joshua Smith, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, CPM,

CSSBBSenior Human Resources Consultant

CPS HR Consulting

Explore the Future: Prepare Your Organization

for Tomorrow’s Talent

Joshua D. Smith, SPHR, CPM, CSSBB-ASQFebruary 10, 2017

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