Alexis Kestler
…Now let‘s dive deeper into the data and trends shaping modern talent management.
Talent Management Landscape & Emerging Trends
As a talent management analyst and HR technology geek, I closely track the latest workforce statistics and innovations. Here are some of the shifts I‘m seeing that HR managers need to tap into:
Adoption of People Analytics
An increasing number of leaders leverage advanced analytics and AI to unlock talent insights. The goal? More informed, objective decisions about hiring, development and retention.
According to LinkedIn‘s 2022 Global Talent Trends report, 73% of companies now use people analytics, with high-performing firms doubling adoption rates.
Demand for Skills Development
Ongoing learning is non-negotiable for today‘s workforce. Workers at leading organizations receive over 50 hours of skills training annually.
Moreover, training participation is now the biggest driver of employee retention according to a Josh Bersin report.
Focus on EX over DX
While digital transformation captures lots of hype, mature companies now invest more in experience – both customer (CX) and employee (EX).
EX spending is predicted to reach 300% of DX spending by 2025. Why? Because your people ultimately power customer value creation.
Expanding Talent Pools
Remote hiring and niche job platforms give companies access to previously untapped specialized talent.
Simultaneously, automation is Reshaping roles to play to inherently human strengths like creativity, empathy and judgment.
Internal Mobility Prioritization
Promoting from within keeps institutional knowledge while providing development opportunities to boost retention.
Cisco‘s talent movement manager platform increased internal applicants by 16%, saving $120 million in recruitment costs.
As executives grapple with the tectonic shifts in the future of work, forward-focused talent strategies offer a competitive edge.
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