War On Talent P V 30th May 08 Nasscom Chennai
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Transcript of War On Talent P V 30th May 08 Nasscom Chennai
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Maveric Systems confidential
Strategies to counter the war on Talent
Preface
Focus
Broad level talent requirementBeyond seed stage and not having attained the maturity stage in the life cycleTechnology companiesIndia as the geographic context
Purpose
Shared thoughts not solutionsIndicators not detailed plans
Premises
Technology companies in India and elsewhere are constantly facing the twin
challenge
Shortage of skilled resources
Retention of resources- fall out of attrition
Predicates
What skill
Is it a homogenous or heterogeneous class
Industry specific or industry neutral
Technology specific or agnostic
Ready or honed
When
Life cycle of the organization
Promoter team capabilities
What skill
Three broad level skill sets:
Leadership
Technical
Personal
Mix of the three is needed in every resource- proportions may vary
Definition of technical skill may vary but not that of leadership and personal
What skill (Contd.)
Leadership skills
Level Metric Transition
Managing self to managing others Planning, punctuality, content, quality
and reliability
Assigning work, measuring work,
motivating and coaching
Managing others to managing
managers
Role to the resource, identifying
needs and arriving at gaps
Assigning leadership role, measuring
progress as managers and coaching
Managing managers to functional
manager
Communication across levels,
outside work assessment, team play
with other functional managers
Long term view, acting as leader than
team member
What skill (Contd.)
Leadership skills
Level Metric Transition
Functional to Business Manager Cross functional skills, functional view
of plans and proposals
Single functional to multi functional
role, balance future with present
Business to Group manager Cross-business skills, capital allocation,
identifying business managers, portfolio
building, assessing core capabilities
Value others’ success in business
Group to Enterprise manager Vision and thinking, frame to review
progress, external environment
assessment
Internal to external orientation,
business to scale orientation
•The Leadership Pipeline – How to build the leadership powered company
•Ram Charan, Stephen Drotter, James Noel
What skill(Contd.)
Technical
Core operating skills
Delivery Vs Support
Primary Vs Secondary
Support services skills
Functional
Sundry
What skill (Contd.)
Review of skills
Type of Skill? Homogenous? Industry Specific? Technology
Specific?
Ready or
Honed?
Leadership Yes More Agnostic No Honed
Technical Heterogeneous Yes Yes Ready
Personal Yes Somewhat No Honed
When
Leadership
Stage
Revenue
(In Million) Leadership
INR USD To Have To Develop
Seed 250 6.25 - -
Early Stage 500 12.5 - Managing self to managing others
Growth Stage 1000 25
Managing self to managing
others
Managing others to managing
managers
Take off stage 3000 75
Managing others to managing
managers
Managing managers to Functional
manager
Maturity stage 10000 250
Managing managers to
Functional manager Functional to Business manager
Prescriptions
Primaries
Academic inputs
Practical training
Practice led coaching
Leadership
Management courses by academic institutions/practitioners
Case studies
Prescriptions (Contd.)
Technical
Academic courses
Professional courses
Certifications
Personal
Custom structure
Offered programs