Competencies and (global) talent management
Competencies and (global) talent management
Carolina Machado, editor.
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Preface; Contents; Editor and Contributors; 1 Global Talent Management in the Not-for-Profit Sector; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Diversity of Talent Management in Mission-Driven Organisations; 3 TM at MSF; 3.1 Organisation Overview; 3.2 Definition of Talent and TM; 3.3 Main Focus of TM; 3.4 Attracting Talents; 3.5 Developing Talents; 3.6 Retaining Talents; 3.7 Use of Technology; 3.8 Future of TM; 3.9 Challenges in Implementing TM; 4 TM at UNICEF; 4.1 Future of TM; 4.2 Challenge of TM; 4.3 Joint TM at OCHA and UNDP; 4.4 Organisation Overview; 4.5 Definition of Talent and TM. 2 The Transferable Skills Development Programme of a Portuguese Economics and Management Faculty: The Perceptions of Graduate StudentsAbstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Theoretical Background; 2.1 The Concept of "Competence" and Different Approaches; 2.2 Transferable Skills: Definition of the Concept; 2.3 The Development of Transferable Skills in the Academic Context; 2.4 The Development of New Skills from the Students' Perspective; 3 The Case of the Transferable Skills Development Programme in a Portuguese faculty of Economics and Management; 4 The Research Design and Sample; 5 Findings. 3 Interrogating Organizational Meta-principles Regarding Talent3.1 Inclusive and Exclusive Talent Perspectives; 3.2 Internal and External Sources of Talent; 3.3 Talent of People or Talent for Jobs; 3.4 Reconsidering Underlying Human Resource Philosophies; 4 Architectural Structures for Talent Mobility and Utilization; 4.1 Expatriation: Connecting Core and Periphery; 4.2 Inpatriation: Connecting Periphery and Core; 4.3 Global Talent Teams: Virtual Redistribution; 4.4 Cross-cultural Competency Training; 5 Conclusion; References. 4.6 Main Focus of TM4.7 Attracting Talents; 4.8 Developing Talents; 4.9 Retaining Talents; 4.10 Use of Technology; 4.11 Future of TM; 4.12 Challenges of TM; 5 Main Differences Between Talent Management in NFPs and MNCs; 6 Comparison of TM in MNCs and NFPs; 6.1 Definition of Talent and TM; 6.2 Main Focus of TM; 6.3 Attracting Talents; 6.4 Developing Talents; 6.5 Retaining Talents; 6.6 Technology; 6.7 Future of TM; 6.8 Challenges of TM; 7 Mutual Learning Between NFPs and MNCs; 8 Conclusion; References. 5.1 The Importance of Transferable Skills Versus Technical Skills5.2 The Most Relevant Transferable Skills; 5.3 Mechanisms and Programmes for Developing Transferable Skills; 5.4 Perceptions of the Transferable Skills Development Programme; 6 Conclusions; References; 3 Organizational Propensities to Share: Revisiting Talent Mobilization and Redistribution in Multinational Corporations; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Organizational Talent and Its Global Management; 2.1 Toward a Definition of Talent; 2.2 Talent Management and Global Talent Management.
This book covers the main issues on the study of competencies and talent management in modern and competitive organizations. The chapters show how organizations around the world are facing (global) talent management challenges and give the reader information on the latest research activity related to that. Innovative theories and strategies are reported in this book, which provides an interdisciplinary exchange of information, ideas and opinions about the workplace challenges.
3319534009 9783319534008
Gestión de recursos humanos
HF5549 / .C667 2017 EB
Incluye índice SpringerLink
Preface; Contents; Editor and Contributors; 1 Global Talent Management in the Not-for-Profit Sector; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Diversity of Talent Management in Mission-Driven Organisations; 3 TM at MSF; 3.1 Organisation Overview; 3.2 Definition of Talent and TM; 3.3 Main Focus of TM; 3.4 Attracting Talents; 3.5 Developing Talents; 3.6 Retaining Talents; 3.7 Use of Technology; 3.8 Future of TM; 3.9 Challenges in Implementing TM; 4 TM at UNICEF; 4.1 Future of TM; 4.2 Challenge of TM; 4.3 Joint TM at OCHA and UNDP; 4.4 Organisation Overview; 4.5 Definition of Talent and TM. 2 The Transferable Skills Development Programme of a Portuguese Economics and Management Faculty: The Perceptions of Graduate StudentsAbstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Theoretical Background; 2.1 The Concept of "Competence" and Different Approaches; 2.2 Transferable Skills: Definition of the Concept; 2.3 The Development of Transferable Skills in the Academic Context; 2.4 The Development of New Skills from the Students' Perspective; 3 The Case of the Transferable Skills Development Programme in a Portuguese faculty of Economics and Management; 4 The Research Design and Sample; 5 Findings. 3 Interrogating Organizational Meta-principles Regarding Talent3.1 Inclusive and Exclusive Talent Perspectives; 3.2 Internal and External Sources of Talent; 3.3 Talent of People or Talent for Jobs; 3.4 Reconsidering Underlying Human Resource Philosophies; 4 Architectural Structures for Talent Mobility and Utilization; 4.1 Expatriation: Connecting Core and Periphery; 4.2 Inpatriation: Connecting Periphery and Core; 4.3 Global Talent Teams: Virtual Redistribution; 4.4 Cross-cultural Competency Training; 5 Conclusion; References. 4.6 Main Focus of TM4.7 Attracting Talents; 4.8 Developing Talents; 4.9 Retaining Talents; 4.10 Use of Technology; 4.11 Future of TM; 4.12 Challenges of TM; 5 Main Differences Between Talent Management in NFPs and MNCs; 6 Comparison of TM in MNCs and NFPs; 6.1 Definition of Talent and TM; 6.2 Main Focus of TM; 6.3 Attracting Talents; 6.4 Developing Talents; 6.5 Retaining Talents; 6.6 Technology; 6.7 Future of TM; 6.8 Challenges of TM; 7 Mutual Learning Between NFPs and MNCs; 8 Conclusion; References. 5.1 The Importance of Transferable Skills Versus Technical Skills5.2 The Most Relevant Transferable Skills; 5.3 Mechanisms and Programmes for Developing Transferable Skills; 5.4 Perceptions of the Transferable Skills Development Programme; 6 Conclusions; References; 3 Organizational Propensities to Share: Revisiting Talent Mobilization and Redistribution in Multinational Corporations; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Organizational Talent and Its Global Management; 2.1 Toward a Definition of Talent; 2.2 Talent Management and Global Talent Management.
This book covers the main issues on the study of competencies and talent management in modern and competitive organizations. The chapters show how organizations around the world are facing (global) talent management challenges and give the reader information on the latest research activity related to that. Innovative theories and strategies are reported in this book, which provides an interdisciplinary exchange of information, ideas and opinions about the workplace challenges.
3319534009 9783319534008
Gestión de recursos humanos
HF5549 / .C667 2017 EB