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Summary of the course Talent Management given at KUL by Nicky Dries.

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Table of Contents
Intro: talent philosophies ........................................................................................................................ 4
Concepts, definitions, etymology ........................................................................................................ 4
Etymology of talent ......................................................................................................................... 4
In the business world: the war for talent ........................................................................................ 4
What do companies mean by TM? .................................................................................................. 4
So TM is strategic but… ................................................................................................................... 5
Talent philosophies .......................................................................................................................... 5
From philosophies to practices........................................................................................................ 8
Prevalence of talent philosophies ................................................................................................... 8
From philosophies to practices ............................................................................................................... 9
Phenomenon ≠ construct .................................................................................................................... 9
Relationships between constructs................................................................................................... 9
Exercise .......................................................................................................................................... 10
Exclusive-innate talent philosophy (giftedness) ................................................................................ 10
Inclusive-innate talent philosophy (potential)................................................................................... 13
Exclusive-developable talent philosophy (talent).............................................................................. 16
Inclusive-developable talent philosophy (strength) .......................................................................... 17
More options for employees but also more uncertainty .................................................................. 18
Types of careers ..................................................................................................................................... 18
A (very) brief history of careers ......................................................................................................... 18
Agricultural -> industrial economy ................................................................................................ 18
Industrial -> knowledge economy ................................................................................................. 18
Individual-level CM ............................................................................................................................ 19
“the career is dead”…? .................................................................................................................. 19
‘Post-organizational’ career concepts............................................................................................ 19
Conflicting assumptions about careers ......................................................................................... 19
HR architecture model................................................................................................................... 20
Labor market bifurcation ............................................................................................................... 20
Dual career ladders........................................................................................................................ 20
Career Success Map Questionnaire ............................................................................................... 21
What careers do people want? ..................................................................................................... 24
Boundaries to boundarylessness................................................................................................... 24
Team-level CM ................................................................................................................................... 25
Team-based TM ............................................................................................................................. 25

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, Belbin team roles ........................................................................................................................... 25
Country-level CM ............................................................................................................................... 29
National career patterns ................................................................................................................ 29
National TM: the GTCI ................................................................................................................... 29
Employee perceptions and effects of TM .............................................................................................. 30
Employee perceptions and effects of TM .......................................................................................... 30
Employee perceptions and effects of TM ...................................................................................... 30
Case example ................................................................................................................................. 30
Effects of TM on non-talent co-workers ............................................................................................ 30
Exercise: employee-level effects of TM ......................................................................................... 30
Fears about reactions → inclusivity ............................................................................................... 30
Social comparison theory .............................................................................................................. 31
Upward social comparison ............................................................................................................ 31
Downward social comparison ....................................................................................................... 31
Social comparison emotions.......................................................................................................... 31
Who do we compare ourselves with? ........................................................................................... 32
Genius effect .................................................................................................................................. 32
“let excellence be excellent”? ....................................................................................................... 32
Perceived fairness in TM................................................................................................................ 32
Exercise: equality vs. equity vs. need ............................................................................................ 33
The problem with fairness ............................................................................................................. 33
Conflation of fairness with self-interest ........................................................................................ 33
Issues with the exclusive approach ............................................................................................... 34
Effects of TM on talents ..................................................................................................................... 35
Exercise: employee-level effects of TM ......................................................................................... 35
Process model of SHRM ................................................................................................................ 35
Process model of TM ..................................................................................................................... 35
Review findings (2 theories) .......................................................................................................... 35
Future of work ....................................................................................................................................... 36
The future of work (levels) ................................................................................................................ 36
Predicting the future of work ............................................................................................................ 37
The problem with predictions ........................................................................................................... 37
Making better predictions ................................................................................................................. 38
Strategic scenario planning ............................................................................................................... 38
The future does not exist................................................................................................................... 40
Imaginaries of the future (higher level of complexity) .................................................................. 40

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Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 Intro: talent philosophies 4
  2. 02 Concepts, definitions, etymology 4
  3. 03 Etymology of talent 4
  4. 04 In the business world: the war for talent 4
  5. 05 What do companies mean by TM? 4
  6. 06 So TM is strategic but 5
  7. 07 Talent philosophies 5
  8. 08 From philosophies to practices 8
  9. 09 Prevalence of talent philosophies 8
  10. 10 From philosophies to practices 9
  11. 11 Phenomenon ≠ construct 9
  12. 12 Relationships between constructs 9
  13. 13 Exercise 10
  14. 14 Exclusive-innate talent philosophy (giftedness) 10
  15. 15 Inclusive-innate talent philosophy (potential) 13
  16. 16 Exclusive-developable talent philosophy (talent) 16
  17. 17 Inclusive-developable talent philosophy (strength) 17
  18. 18 More options for employees but also more uncertainty 18
  19. 19 Types of careers 18
  20. 20 A (very) brief history of careers 18
  21. 21 Agricultural -> industrial economy 18
  22. 22 Industrial -> knowledge economy 18
  23. 23 Individual-level CM 19
  24. 24 “the career is dead”…? 19
  25. 25 ‘Post-organizational’ career concepts 19
  26. 26 Conflicting assumptions about careers 19
  27. 27 HR architecture model 20
  28. 28 Labor market bifurcation 20
  29. 29 Dual career ladders 20
  30. 30 Career Success Map Questionnaire 21
  31. 31 What careers do people want? 24
  32. 32 Boundaries to boundarylessness 24
  33. 33 Team-level CM 25
  34. 34 Team-based TM 25
  35. 35 Belbin team roles 25
  36. 36 Country-level CM 29
  37. 37 National career patterns 29
  38. 38 National TM: the GTCI 29
  39. 39 Employee perceptions and effects of TM 30
  40. 40 Employee perceptions and effects of TM 30
  41. 41 Employee perceptions and effects of TM 30
  42. 42 Case example 30
  43. 43 Effects of TM on non-talent co-workers 30
  44. 44 Exercise: employee-level effects of TM 30
  45. 45 Fears about reactions → inclusivity 30
  46. 46 Social comparison theory 31
  47. 47 Upward social comparison 31
  48. 48 Downward social comparison 31
  49. 49 Social comparison emotions 31
  50. 50 Who do we compare ourselves with? 32
  51. 51 Genius effect 32
  52. 52 “let excellence be excellent”? 32
  53. 53 Perceived fairness in TM 32
  54. 54 Exercise: equality vs. equity vs. need 33
  55. 55 The problem with fairness 33
  56. 56 Conflation of fairness with self-interest 33
  57. 57 Issues with the exclusive approach 34
  58. 58 Effects of TM on talents 35
  59. 59 Exercise: employee-level effects of TM 35
  60. 60 Process model of SHRM 35
  61. 61 Process model of TM 35
  62. 62 Review findings (2 theories) 35
  63. 63 Future of work 36
  64. 64 The future of work (levels) 36
  65. 65 Predicting the future of work 37
  66. 66 The problem with predictions 37
  67. 67 Making better predictions 38
  68. 68 Strategic scenario planning 38
  69. 69 The future does not exist 40
  70. 70 Imaginaries of the future (higher level of complexity) 40
  71. 71 Seven narratives about the Future of Work 40
  72. 72 Evaluation of the 7 narratives 42
  73. 73 Framing contests 42
  74. 74 Corresponsive mechanisms 43
  75. 75 Ethical aspects 43
  76. 76 Rawls thought experiment 43
  77. 77 History of work 44
  78. 78 The resource-based view 46
  79. 79 Responsible talent management: part 1 47
  80. 80 Assessment bias 47
  81. 81 Feedback = improvement? 48
  82. 82 Responsible talent management: part 2 49
  83. 83 Gender bias (discrimination) 49
  84. 84 Racial bias (discrimination) 49
  85. 85 Wellbeing effects 50
  86. 86 Responsible talent management: part 3 50
  87. 87 Responsible talent management 53
  88. 88 75% of organizations worldwide sees talent management as one of HR’s top priorities 5
  89. 89 o Main implication: resource allocation & communication strategy 6
  90. 90 Higher retirement age 7
  91. 91 Would you allow self-nomination: 8
  92. 92 Prevalence of talent philosophies 9
  93. 93 Talented: for example part of top 10% 10

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