Talent management - trends in practice
- Credits: 2
- Ending: Examination
- Range: 2C
- Semester: summer
- Year: 2
- Faculty of Business Management
Teachers
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Teaching results
The main objective is to increase the practical understanding of key areas of talent management with a focus on trends and their application in practice by repeating and supplementing theoretical knowledge, solving practical examples and training acquired skills.
Practical skills and competencies:
- Understanding of trends in talent management, requirements in practice and approaches and methods used to address them, with the resulting ability to design solutions for 'peace'.
- Development of communication skills with regard to the manager's role in the company in order to increase the effectiveness of talent management
- Presentation skills
Knowledge:
- Understanding of the Business Chemistry method and its application in practice
- Learning how to develop mindfulness in everyday life
- Understanding of the candidate selection process, knowledge of conducting candidate interviews
- Ability to prepare and execute the onboarding process
- Learning the GROW coaching model
- Gaining knowledge with regard to supporting the learning and development process of employees
- Understanding of analytical methods in HR data analysis for making informed management decisions.
Indicative content
1. Introductions and expectations (bingo game)
2. Understanding yourself and others (business chemistry)
3. Global HR trends
4. Mindfulness
5. Talent selection
6. Talent development and onboarding
7. Growth mindset approach in individual development
8. Performance management -
9. Coaching
10. Benefits
11. Combining csr and benefits
12. Analytics in HR
13. Final project presentations
Support literature
1. 2021 Global Human Capital Trends – Deloitte Insights
2. Harvard Business Review – Reinventing Performance Management by Markus Buckingham and
Ashley Goodall – April 2015
3. The essential guide to managing talent – Kaye Thorne and Andy Pellant
Requirements to complete the course
40 % active participation in seminars, 40 % project development and presentation
Student workload
52 h (attendance at seminars 26 h, preparation for seminars 6 h, preparation of the final project for the exam 20 h)
Language whose command is required to complete the course
slovak, english
Date of approval: 11.03.2024
Date of the latest change: 23.05.2022