talent management
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- noun
- Specialized
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sistema de gestión del talento
- About one year ago, the firm implemented a web-based talent management system that Robinson said creates a culture of performance in which the link between individual performance and the firm's success is clearly understood.
Examples
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Managers at firms with talent management applications in place find they spend less on salaries, bonuses, and other financial incentives.
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Can we afford/manage the integration of separate talent management applications?
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Ontario, a provider of talent management systems.
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With all the consolidation going on in talent management, how can we determine if our vendors will be acquirers or be acquired?
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The company implemented a new talent management system to streamline their hiring and training processes.
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Effective talent management can lead to improved employee engagement and retention.
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Investing in talent management software helps organizations track employee performance and plan for future needs.
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'management of talented people and related HR processes' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'talent' (skilled people) with 'management' (organizing/supervising). Although in business contexts it can refer to specific HR systems or software, the compositional logic is clear and cross-linguistically common, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents would grasp the basic meaning.
Etymology
Talent management can also mean a software system that helps do this care in one place. The idea is the same: the system holds information and tools to find, train, and review employees, so it helps companies manage their workers' 'skills' in one place.