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Succession PlanningThe Roadmap to Attracting

and Retaining Talent

Thomas A. Rinner Sr. SPHR, CHCVice President – Human Resources

Compliance and Privacy OfficerHealthSource of Ohio

March 11, 2014

Planning Succession

Planning Creates:

• A Positive Culture

• Retained Talent

• A strong Future

Failure to Plan:

• Doubt and Concern

• Talent Exit

• Struggles to find Talent

The Roadmap:Today’s Objectives

1. Integrating the Mission into Succession Planning

2. Succession Planning Flow: Job Descriptions, Organizational Charts, Depth Charts = The Plan

3. Going Forward with Training, Mentoring and Coaching to Attract and Retain Talent

Integrating the Mission into Succession Planning

Do you have a Clear Mission, Vision and Values?

Why the Mission is Important!

How Succession Planning Supports the Mission

Succession Planning Flow

Job Descriptions

Organizational Charts

Depth Charts

The Plan

Job Descriptions

Include Company Mission, Vision or Values

Basis for Expectations

Use to Plan for Succession

Organizational Charts

Structure of the Organization

Current Leaders

Identify Gaps

Depth Charts

Past

Present

Future

The Plan… The Living Product

Set up by Department

Organizational Chart

Job Descriptions for Positions in Department

Depth Chart on Potential Successors

Going Forward

Training

Mentoring /Coaching

Attract and Retain Talent

Training

Generalized Training

Specialized Training

Cross Training

Mentoring/Coaching

Mentoring:

A training method in which a more experienced or skilled individual provides an employee with advice and guidance intended to help him or her develop skills, improve performance and enhance the quality of his or her career. (As defined by SHRM)

Coaching:

A career development method whereby less experienced employees are matched with more experienced colleagues for guidance either through formal or informal programs (As defined by SHRM)

Attract and Retain Talent

Create a Plan

Share the Plan

Stepping Stones

Succession Planned?

Planned:

Cohesive with the Mission

Direction that can be Updated

Individualized Plans = Retained Talent

Unplanned:

Roadblocks

Time Delays

Lost Talent and Opportunity = Failure/Lack of Innovation

Succession PlanningThe Roadmap to Attracting

and Retaining Talent

Contact InformationThomas A. Rinner Sr. SPHR, CHC

Vice President – Human ResourcesCompliance and Privacy Officer

HealthSource of Ohiothomasr@healthsourceofohio.com

View My Profile on LinkedIn:http://www.linkedin.com/in/thomasrinnersphr

“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give."

Winston Churchill

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