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Career Planning And Talent Management
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Climb-the-ladder (traditional); spiral - consultants - transfers kills from one industry to another; attend workshops.
Career development models (3)
Environmental Analysis
Implications for multiple languages?
Job Analysis
2. Analyze organization - values and culture of organization; Cost benefit analysis - is the effort worth the cost?; Audience analysis - who is the target?; Environmental analysis - SWOT
Leadership Assessment
Traditional job movements
Analysis performed BEFORE Job Analysis (4)
Human Resource Audit
3. A variety of exercises including oral - simulations - interview simulations - etc...
Assessment Center
Validity
Audience Analysis
Performance Gap Analysis
4. Career development theory; DE Super; careers move thru 5 phases from childhood to adulthood.
Career coaching
Super Development Framework
Informational Interview
HRD
5. Major responsibilities of a deparment with specific outcomes to customers (internal & external)
Types of Leadership Programs
Multi-rater Feedback
Job Functions
Career Anchors Theory
6. Intimate - < 18'; Personal - 18' to 4'; Social - 4' to 12'; Public - 12' +
How does workforce planning differ from strategic planning?
What are the U.S. space distances?
Job rotation
Analysis performed BEFORE Job Analysis (4)
7. Explain duties of the job but do not get into specific tasks.
Andragogy
Job Descriptions
What is 'proximecs'?
Career counceling
8. Determine future of organization in terms of career development; realistic vision; link present and future possibilities.
Personal assessment and the market?
Andragogy
What are the U.S. space distances?
7 Steps in Workforce Planning
9. Formal; Cross-functional - temp assignment in different department; Cross-country - temp assignment in another country
Career counceling competancies
Job rotation
Types of Leadership Programs
Psychodynamic Theory
10. Gen X - technology savy - self-reliant - global - 2 income families; Baby Boomers - stable in career - balanced life - distrustful of govt / authority
Differences between GenX and Bboomers.
Workfocre Planning
KSA
Personal assessment and the market?
11. Testing based on a person's interests; allign to career choice
Trait and Factor Counceling
Vocational testing
Task Analysis
Career Profile
12. All duties and tasks done for a single job; KSAs required and resources needed.
Job Analysis
Personal assessment and the market?
ADA
Succession Planning
13. Knowledge - Skills - Attitude (or Ability); Bloom's taxonomy
Strategic Planning
KSA
Career Advising
What areas does Diversity include?
14. Hire - fire - promote - demote - lateral move
Traditional job movements
4 Types of Job Analysis
Audience Analysis
Gizberg's Theories
15. Part of succession planning; identify successors and ability to move up.
Human Resource Audit
Kirkpatric's 4 Levels of Evaluation
Informational Interview
Audience Analysis
16. Adults need to be involved in planning their instruction;Experience provides basis for learning;Must have immediate relevance to their jobs;Problem centered
What is meant by 'life long learning'?
Williamson's 6 Steps in Career Counceling
Differences between GenX and Bboomers.
According to Malcolm Knowles - how do people learn?
17. Identifies past - present and future performance gaps.
Performance Gap Analysis
Holland's Occupational Congruency Model
Differences between GenX and Bboomers.
Job Descriptions
18. Starting at age 18 - people move from career exploration through events (including education) to a specific career path.
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19. Helps establish HRD strategic plan - determine organizational strents and weanesseses (internal and external)
Personality / Topology Theories
Workforce Plan
Competancy Assessment
Environmental Analysis
20. People must be respnsible for their own development;Executives support and develop; organization provides opportunities
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21. Professional guidance used to make good career decisions.
IDPs
Career Advising
Differences between GenX and Bboomers.
Non-traditional job movements
22. A questionnaire that asks people - bosses - direct reports - peers - customers - how well a manage performs in any number of areas.
360-Degree Feedback Evaluation
Super Development Framework
Career Advising
Traditional job movements
23. Identifying key positions and candidates to meet short and long term timeframes; identify needs of candidates; Who is qualified? Who is ready?
Multi-rater Feedback
Roe's Theory of Occupation
Succession Planning
Mentoring
24. Tool to predict career success and choice; identifies what motivates a person.
Psychodynamic Theory
Steps to Job Analysis
What are the U.S. space distances?
Job Analysis
25. Americans with Disability Act; Prohibits discrimation; right for consideration but doesn't guarantee the job.
Cost-Benefit Analysis
Career Profile
ADA
Behavioral Career Counceling
26. Super; Ginzberg - starting at 18....; Trait-and-factor; Personality / topology (Roe - Holland)
Career development theories (4)
KSA
HRD
WIIFM
27. Proxemity; space relationship between people
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28. Summary statement - often with a resume - that highlights a person's work history and skills.
Personality Test
Multi-rater Feedback
Career Profile
Low-Power Distance
29. Learner centered; informal; impersonal
HRD
Low-Power Distance
Psychodynamic Theory
What is a company's 'culture'?
30. Testing based on one's core values; allign to career choice
Organziational Analysis
Values driven testing
What is meant by 'power distance'?
Psychodynamic Theory
31. Degree to which one's position / status is viewed.
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32. Examine a single task within a job and break down into 2+ steps; time consuming; lots of detail.
Coaching
Task Analysis
Personality / Topology Theories
How does workforce planning differ from strategic planning?
33. Done by a professional; several times in a career; broad occupational interests
Career development theories (4)
Career counceling
Career coaching
How does workforce planning differ from strategic planning?
34. An individuals approach to learning; way they feel - behave - info they posess.
How could you collect data for Job Analysis?
Roe's Theory of Occupation
Values driven testing
Learning Style
35. Top down - pool identified - managers recommend; Bottom up - manager names successors to positions; career plan - internal growth; Market driven - hire-away from competitors; Future driven - hire to future needs which have been identified
Multiple modalities
What are types of succession planning approaches?
Trait and Factor Counceling
Psychodynamic Theory
36. Lack of bias.
Fairness
Career development theories (4)
Replacement Planning
Personal Inventory Instrument
37. Process to ensure continuity in key leadership positions.
Implications for multiple languages?
DiSC Personality Profile
Workforce Plan
Replacement Planning
38. Involves SWOT analysis; allows org to identify aspirations and future challenges. 1. Identify values; 2. create mission statement; 3. Environment Analysis; 4. Identify goals and objectives; 5. Action steps; 6. Reality test the plan; 7. Feedback
Non-traditional job movements
What are types of succession planning approaches?
Strategic Planning
How does workforce planning differ from strategic planning?
39. Where at least 2 levels of mgmt review employees and their candidacy for positions.
Multi-rater Feedback
List types of assessment tools.
Career Profile
Task Analysis
40. Individual Development Plans; Plans for improvement on the current job or job advancement; usually integrated with a performance appraisal.
Andragogy
IDPs
Audience Analysis
Validity
41. Race - age - gender - generational - ethnicity
Career Advising
What areas does Diversity include?
Leadership Assessment
Personal assessment and the market?
42. Resource for career exploration; person seeking career change asks questions.
Informational Interview
Competancy Assessment
Workfocre Planning
Job Functions
43. Leverages concepts from psychology; scientific approach to career decision-making based on behaviors.
Behavioral Career Counceling
Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator
Task Analysis
Succession Planning
44. All tools of succession planning. ; Assessments; Training; Mentoring/coaching; Job-rotation; OJT
What are some benefits of job-rotations?
Types of Leadership Programs
Williamson's 6 Steps in Career Counceling
What is 'proximecs'?
45. Strenths - Weaknesses - Opportunities - Threats; Analysis tool - part of strategic planning; identify factors within and outside an organization.
Trait and Factor Counceling
SWOT
Strategic Planning
KSA
46. Type of ROI - used to prove an intervention generated financial benefit.
Cost-Benefit Analysis
7 Steps in Workforce Planning
Career Profile
What is a competancy assessment?
47. More experienced person provides constructive advice and feedback; goal to improve performance.
Coaching
Vocational testing
How does workforce planning differ from strategic planning?
Career development models (3)
48. Less accurate way picturing a person's personalitiy; found on internet sites.
Super Development Framework
Personality Test
Key tenets in an organization's support of management development programs
Non-traditional job movements
49. DECIDES - a rational decision making process with 7 steps: Define - Establish an plan - Clarify values - Identify Alteratives - Discover potential outcomes - Eliminate alternatives - Start action
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50. Williamson; approach to career decision making.; Trait - can be measured; intellegence; Factor - characteristic required to be successful; a score
Trait and Factor Counceling
Super Development Framework
Environmental Analysis
KSA