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E-raamat: Career Paths: Charting Courses to Success for Organizations and Their Employees

(Consultant), (Personnel Decisions Research Institute), (Personnel Decisions Research Institute)
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CAREER PATHS I like how Carter, Cook, and Dorsey have balanced the perspective and needs of the employee with the needs of the organization. Theyve provided a practical toolkit for practitioners, rooted in a strong conceptual model. I have looked at other sources on career paths in organizations, but this is the book Id actually use to design a system. Steven D. Ashworth Ph.D, Manager, Human Resource Research & Analysis, Sempra Energy Utilities

If you are, like me, a consultant who helps organizations develop and utilize their talent toward maximum performance; or a business leader building a worldclass organization with limited financial resources; or a Human Resources manager whose Generation Y employees are anxious to get ahead you need to read this book. It clearly defines the why and how of using career path models as the foundation for a comprehensive talent management process. Gena Cox Ph.D, Managing Consultant, Human Capital Resource Center

Career Paths offers a career path model and useful tools and tips for developing, implementing, and integrating career paths into talent management systems. The authors describe the value of career paths from individual employee, organizational, and industry standpoints and show how career path efforts can be integrated with recruitment and hiring, strategic planning, succession management, employee development, and retention programs. With a sample career path guide and a list of resources for organizations, this book is an indispensable reference for HR professionals, managers and executives, training and development professionals, and organizational consultants.
Series Editor's Preface xi
Preface xiii
Introduction
1(22)
What are Career Paths?
2(17)
The Goal of This Book
19(2)
Overview
21(2)
A Conceptual Toolkit for Constructing Career Paths
23(10)
Career Path Attributes
26(3)
Career Path Patterns
27(2)
Outcomes
29(2)
The Bottom Line
31(2)
A Practical Toolkit for Constructing Career Paths
33(36)
Sources and Methods
34(5)
Past
34(3)
Present
37(1)
Future
37(1)
A Note about the Special Role of Interviews and Focus Groups
38(1)
How to Construct Career Paths
39(26)
Initial Steps
39(8)
Sequential List of Positions or Roles
47(6)
Qualifications
53(1)
Critical Developmental Experiences
54(2)
Competencies that are Accrued, Strengthened, or Required
56(4)
Career Success Factors
60(3)
Other Information
63(1)
Explicit Focus on Movement
64(1)
Promoting Alignment
64(1)
Assessment of Personal Attributes and Career Paths
64(1)
Implementation Tips
65(2)
The Bottom Line
67(2)
Integrating Career Paths into Talent Management Systems I: Recruitment, Hiring, Retention, Promotion, and Employee Development
69(22)
Connecting the Employee to the Organization
69(3)
Engaging the New Workforce
72(1)
Recruitment and Hiring
73(7)
Retention
80(1)
Promotion
81(2)
Development Planning and Execution
83(6)
The Bottom Line
89(2)
Integrating Career Paths into Talent Management Systems II: Strategic Workforce Planning, the Early Identification and Development of Executive Talent, and Succession Management
91(16)
Keeping an Eye on the Big Picture
91(1)
Strategic Workforce Planning
92(3)
Identifying and Developing Early-Career, High-Potential Leadership Talent
95(4)
Who are Our High Potentials?
95(2)
How Can We Develop (and Promote) Them Faster?
97(1)
Managing Communications Regarding High Potentials
98(1)
Succession Management
99(6)
Evaluating Readiness for Promotion in the Context of Succession Management
101(1)
Methods for Evaluating Readiness
102(1)
Keeping Those ``Not Yet Ready'' on the Path (s) to Get There
102(3)
The Bottom Line
105(2)
Expanding Success Beyond the Individual Organization - Industry and Economic Development Perspectives
107(22)
Career Paths and the Industry Perspective
109(9)
Examples
110(6)
Differences between Industry Career Paths and Organizational Career Paths
116(2)
Career Paths and the Economic Development Perspective
118(7)
Examples
120(4)
Differences between Career Paths Designed for Economic Development Purposes and Organizational Career Paths
124(1)
Labor Market Analyses and Analyses of Cross-Occupation Requirements
125(2)
Labor Market Analyses
125(1)
Analyses of Requirements across Occupations
126(1)
The Bottom Line
127(2)
Looking to the Future
129(10)
Trend One - Demographic Trends
130(2)
Implications for Organizations
131(1)
Trend Two - Technology
132(2)
Implications for Organizations
134(1)
Trend Three - Globalization and Changing Organizational Structures
134(2)
Implications for Organizations
135(1)
Trend Four - Defining Career Success
136(1)
Implications for Organizations
136(1)
The Bottom Line
137(2)
Career Path Resource List 139(4)
Notes 143(4)
References 147(4)
Name Index 151(2)
Subject Index 153
Dr. Carter is a Vice President of Personnel Decisions Research Institutes (PDRI), a leading human capital consulting firm. He is the leader of human capital consulting services in PDRIs Washington, DC office. Dr. Carter has over 20 years of experience designing and implementing human capital systems and processes. He has designed career paths and talent management tools integrated with career paths for many clients. Dr. Cook has more than 12 years of experience in design, development, implementation and evaluative research of assessment and development methodologies at all employee levels. Currently, he focuses on the development and global launch of executive level assessment and development capabilities as well as direct support of multinational implementations.



Dr. Dorsey is a Vice President at Personnel Decisions Research Institutes (PDRI). He has more than 15 years of experience in human capital consulting and applied research and development. He has conducted innovative work in the areas of performance measurement, career management, and training and development. Dr. Dorsey has produced numerous professional book chapters, articles, and presentations, and he is the recipient of multiple research awards.