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Please note that the content on this page is retired. This content is not maintained and may contain information or links that are out of date.Poor or non-existent HR growth strategy causes:
- Poor or inappropriate hiring choices
- Misalignment to business strategy
- The need for more hiring due to increased turnover, as well as wasted costs
- Extra stress on HR team members
- Failure to achieve targets and slowed growth
Well planned and organized HR strategy during high growth allows for:
- Bringing the right people into the organization
- High engagement and motivation in your workforce
- Reduced costs due to reduced turnover
- A well-equipped, effective HR team
- Resources being brought in, in pace with company needs
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Module 1: Build the foundation of a Human Capital Growth Plan
The Purpose
- Aligning HR strategy to business strategy.
- Designing HR team to reflect strategy and prepare for managing high growth.
- Collecting resourcing information from hiring managers.
Key Benefits Achieved
- HR strategy will now reflect and align with business needs, guiding all other actions accordingly.
- Team will be prepared to meet resourcing needs.
- Full scope of hiring needs identified and confirmed.
Activities: | Outputs: | |
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1.1 | Identify pain points. |
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1.2 | Meet with executives to identify business strategy and long term resourcing needs. |
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1.3 | Assess current state of HR functions. |
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1.4 | Re-design HR team. |
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1.5 | Capture department/division resourcing needs. |
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Module 2: Design and implement a resourcing plan
The Purpose
- Identifying talent through both internal and external sourcing.
- Developing a recruiting/hiring strategy.
- Addressing cultural alignment.
- Setting targets/metrics to assess success.
Key Benefits Achieved
- Optimal sourcing is identified and planned.
- Recruiting strategy is put in place.
- Cultural issues are raised before they happen, allowing team to ensure they don’t arise.
- Goals measuring success are documented.
Activities: | Outputs: | |
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2.1 | Fill key roles with internal candidates, if possible. |
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2.2 | Fill roles with other internal talent, if possible. |
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2.3 | Select the best sourcing methods for available positions. |
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2.4 | Develop recruiting strategy. |
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2.5 | Develop onboarding plan. |
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2.6 | Set human capital growth goals and metrics. |
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