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Talent Development (including Career Development, Leadership Development and Mentoring)

In an interview with SHRM India’s Sanjay Joshi, Deepak talks about the raison d’etre of the Philips Innovation Campus, staffing strategies, culture of innovation, succession planning and role of HR certifications...

The improved economic climate sees many employers reintroducing rewards and recognition programs for improving and augmenting employee engagement.

The 2011 Job Satisfaction and Engagement Research Report of SHRM reveals that employees are only moderately engaged.

Ken Moore, Adjunct Professor at the State University of New York-Albany, discusses four essential rules for aligning training into a company's talent management program.

Wharton management professor Peter Cappelli, explores a fundamentally different paradigm in terms of thinking about talent development and talent management processes and offers some useful insights.

At Ford India, employee self-ownership and PDCs get together to reach great heights in developing careers.

Good coaching or mentoring is a skill-even an art perhaps, that goes beyond good intention. It requires in-depth understanding, high emotional quotient and plenty of practice to deliver to its astonishing potential.

Leaders who encourage employees to make small mistakes take the fear out of risk and spark innovation. 

HR professionals reported that personal financial challenges that affected employees at their organizations the most were an overall lack of monetary funds to cover personal expenses, medical expenses and saving for retirement.

Right from its conception, the strong business case for people development and high engagement levels within Ernst & Young  have contributed significantly to the success of the firm's talent development programme.