Employees
- Can easily determine their core competencies and those that apply to their current position
- Can get insight into the company's internal processes and identify career advancement opportunities
- Can envision a future for themselves at the company
Managers
- Can drive employee advancement
- Can push for change where human capital management is concerned
- The employee/manager bond is strengthened and managers are able get to know their staff better
RH Department
- Has a 360-degree view of the company staff
- Can better anticipate training and hiring requirements, and identify any skills gaps
- Is at the forefront of talent management and core competency development
Skills Module
Map, track and analyse employee skills. Plan for the future by identifying skills gaps, developing in-house talent and promoting from within.
Interviews Module
Make performance reviews a breeze! Assessing employee skills and developing personalised training/learning plans has never been easier.
Training Module
Put together a training programme catalogue for your staff to access. Set up a custom training plan and manage your budget at a glance.
Hiring Module
Manage the hiring process in a collaborative way: view vacant positions, analyse required skills, schedule job interviews, assess job applicants and streamline the interview follow-up process.
Talent Management in a company
HCM or talent management: a recent HR concept
Talent management emerged around the 2000s, in a context of hyper-competition and in a shortage of specific skills. Then, companies started to explore ways to remain competitive, attracting people that would help them improve their performances.
What does "talent" refer to? What is talent management and what are the conditions for its success?
What does “talent” mean ?
There is no specific and common definition of corporate talent. In the professional world, talent can be defined as a skill that is different from daily and common skill. As a natural faculty, talent is different from the skill, the skill is naturally acquired.
Talent is perceived as an easy success (where others are failing) and a predisposition (which others do not have). This facility can be linked to a specific field. It’s not necessarily transferable to another. Therefore, it’s in the interest of those talents to be identified, promoted, cultivated and retained by the company.
What is “talent management” ?
It is about the management of these specific capacities. Nowadays, Talent Management is based on the idea that, on one hand, the company needs "high potentials" and, on the other hand, that each one possesses personal talents that must be developed for a better performance of the organization.
HR must conceive and plan a program of development of the talents that the company has and talents the company must acquire. This management is a strategic activity that requires knowing the company's development ambitions and analyzing the available skills.
Those elements are fundamental for talent detection, to know who’s in the right place and who’s not, who’s exploiting its potential to the maximum or not, who’s efficient at its position and what are the missing skills.
The Eurécia talent management software
This software was conceived for a real HCM management. Thanks to its 4 complementary modules, that were made to: identify skills, organize and analyze interviews (collaborators’ evaluations and ambitions), training management and as well as recruitments.
Skills management software: the core of your talent management
The software allows an in-depth analysis of the available skills by analyzing them by job and by collaborator
The long-term objective is to be able to track your collaborators’ evolution, build an action and a training plan, if necessary, or even identify internal mobility opportunities.
The skills references system can be organized by field (technical, managerial, etc.) and by type (soft skills and hard skills). The software allows you to associate skills with positions and collaborators. Key skills are configurable, hence its interest in talent management. At last, a statistical analysis of the workforce on specific skills is available at any time.
Interviews' management software: Asses your talents’ skills and aspirations.
Interviews are an efficient way to identify an organization's human capital and its evolution. From this perspective, the software allows both to assess the performance of employees and to understand better their desires (professional interviews).
In talent management, measuring the efficiency of employees in their positions and knowing where their appetences lie is fundamental. To this end, an overview of the employees' skills and the fact that the interview forms can be customized by job are major strengths of the software.
Training Management Software: Accompany your talents in their careers.
The training has at least three objectives. The first is to optimize the efficiency of employees, the second is to encourage them to increase their skills and the third is to promote their development in their positions. In the end, these projects aim to meet the company's needs for excellence and competitivity.
Hiring Management Software: Recruit new talents for your company
The recruitment of high potentials or missing talents in the company requires both a detailed analysis of the required skills and a precise assessment of the applicants. The software has been developed in a way that allows you to better identify the skills of the vacant position. It also proposes a collaborative assessment of applications.
In a growing complexity of employments and associated skills, good talent management in the company is more necessary than ever. In this approach, HR managers must rely on relevant and dedicated tools, such as talent management software. Because, in addition to the elaboration of the project, you should be able to measure and analyze your HCM processes.