
Talent
Management at Syngenta versus Best Practice: How is
Syngenta’s
Talent Management Process Aligned with Global Best Practice?
(2012)
The
topic under study has to do with the talent management at Syngenta
versus the best practices. So to speak, the study has employed the use
of books, journals, websites and in particular information from
Syngenta. Findings: Following this point, the research under study
identified various global best practices which take in the factors of
recruiting and staffing, employee retention, training and development,
succession planning and the use of IT solutions. Furthermore, the study
identified performance management as a tool of talent management in the
sense that it contributes to the management of skills and knowledge
within an organization. Categorically, global best practices provides
some performance management tools such as performance management
reviews, templates and the use of a 360° degree feedback.
Following the identification of the various best practices,
Syngenta’s 2012 talent management proposition was examined in
the face of these practices. As a result, Syngenta was found out as to
be aligned to the global best practices in the sense that it has
considered performance management through various ways such as mid and
end of year reviews among others. As well, Syngenta 2012 plan considers
ways through which to foster development through individual
development, potential assessment and others as such. Besides this
point, Syngentas 2012 talent management plan considers the use IT
systems to make talent management process easy, career potential
development and the use of both potential assessment and leadership
model. Conclusion: The increasing global competition for talent has
made talent management crucial to organizations. Syngenta’s
business success is an indicator for the success of the talent
management process. However, the planned global alignment faces
challenges of cultural conflicts. Therefore Syngenta has to emphasize
the internal values, to create a strong internal culture.
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1:
Introduction
Aim of the Paper
Research Design
Limitations of
the Study
2: Definition
3:
TM in the 21st Century
Demographic
Transition
A Knowledge Based
Society
Higher
Employees’ Turnover Rate
Lack of Top
Talents
4:
Best Practice in TM: What Does Good Look Like?
Talent TM
Management Challenges
Recruitment and
Staffing
Training and
Development
Retention
Management
Succession
Planning
Performance
Management
The Intercultural
Aspect
5:
Performance Management Tools
The Performance
Management Template
How to Define Job
Competencies and Responsibilities
How to Improve
The Motivation of the Appraised Employee
What is a
360° Feedback?
How to Create A
360° Feedback
6:
Information Technology Solutions
7:
Hypothesis
8:
Syngenta 2012 TM System
Short
Presentation of Syngenta
9:
TM At Syngenta In 2012
10:
Performance Management
Objective Setting
Syngenta’s
Leadership Competencies
Performance
Reviews
Measuring the
Behavior
Measurement of
the Employee Performance
Syngenta’s
Performance Management Template
11:
Link to Compensation
Distribution
12:
Development Planning
Individual
Development
13:
Succession
Syngenta
Succession Planning
Syngenta
Potential Assessment Model
14:
The IT System
15:
Conclusion
References
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