Talent management seeks to attract, identify, develop, engage, retain and deploy individuals who are considered particularly valuable to an organisation. By managing talent strategically, organisations can build a high performance workplace, encourage a learning organisation, add value to their branding agenda, and contribute to diversity management. For these reasons, HR professionals widely consider talent management to be among their key priorities.
Talent
Resources to help businesses understand and manage talent, and to develop a talent management strategy
Key research
The Future of Talent in Singapore 2030
Back in March 2016 the CIPD, in collaboration with the Human Capital Leadership Institute (HCLI), produced a report looking at the potential future of 'talent' in Singapore in 2030. Based on iterative conversations with Singaporean and Singaporean-based experts and a review of existing literature on 'talent' and official trend data, the report explores what is understood as 'talent' in Singapore and what drivers will shape the context of 'talent' in the next 15 years.
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Read the full report and listen to the accompanying podcast as part of the research.
Additional research on talent
Reports
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Talent Forward
A series of six thought pieces to stimulate the debate about future talent strategies
Reports
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Lens on talent
This thought piece, written by Professor Graeme Martin, examines talent themes
Guides
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Managing future talent
A guide for employers, providing step-by-step guidance and good practice recommendations for managing and developing young people at work
Factsheet guides on talent
Factsheets
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International talent management
Understand why international talent management matters, create a talent management strategy, and identify talent
Factsheets
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Talent management
Understand the changing context and business case for talent management, and the key features of a talent management strategy