Business Chief APAC+ANZ Magazine October 2020 | Page 47

has allowed companies to onboard new employees while maintaining social distance and increased productivity due to taking less time to complete .”
Reflecting on the future of talent strategies , Duncan details that “ with an evolving workforce and workplace comes a shift in defining , measuring and incentivising success – an important part of a talent strategy . Consequently , there may be a readjustment in productivity measures and personal KPIs . Lag indicators and traditional feedback
TOP THREE TALENT STRATEGY TRENDS
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• Adoption of systems to provide feedback for performance and skills
Adding to innovations seen by Duncan , Pfauwadel explains that “ talent strategies have evolved a lot . We used to think that we needed to meet people face to face . However many companies are working full remote at peak performance and experiencing an increase in productivity . For example , organisations have deployed automation for their onboarding processes which
• Increase in coaching – particularly for top performing employees – to drive retention and progression
• Increased flexibility not only for employees , but in company operations , following the impact of COVID-19
Charles Pfauwadel , Vice President , Asia , Airswift
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