Talent Mapping: 5 Keys To A Future-Proof Business
Wakefield Talabisco International
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Persistent hiring mistakes or mismatches can lead to decreased morale among existing employees, as well as unnecessary friction between the hired talent and the company. The end result is high turnover rates, leading to increased costs and disruptions. Not only that, but a company that is perceived to have poor talent acquisition strategies can find its employer brand negatively affected.
Hiring is an expensive process. The costs associated with recruiting, interviewing, training, and onboarding are significant, and an ineffective acquisition strategy only makes these mistakes more costly. Effective talent acquisition is not just about skills -- it's also about cultural fit. That's where Talent Mapping comes to the rescue.
Top 5 Keys to Talent Mapping
Fresh talent often brings in new perspectives and innovation, and for companies looking to scale or enter new markets, having a robust talent acquisition strategy is crucial. Without it, they might struggle to find the necessary human resources to foster growth and execute on the organization's long-term vision.
At its core, talent mapping is the identification and organization of a group of individuals based on their expertise, experience, and potential fit for current or future roles within a company. On a global scale, this practice is about casting the net far and wide, scouring every corner of the world for potential talent matches.
Wakefield Talabisco International has identified the "5 Keys" to making this process work:
Talent mapping positions an organization for growth and success by ensuring they have the right talent at the right time. An executive search firm amplifies this process with their expertise, networks, and market intelligence.
For 30 years, WTI has specialized in the placement of Senior Leaders & C-Suite Executives at best-in-class organizations around the world. Today, we are the go-to firm for complex top-level searches that require global mapping.