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Comp Founda+ons: Ge0ng Execu+ve Buyin

Comp Foundations: Executive Buy-in

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Comp  Founda+ons:  Ge0ng  Execu+ve  Buy-­‐in  

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Introduc+on  Stacey  Klimek  VP  People  

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Introduc+on  Jennifer  Ferris,  CCP  Sr  Comp  Professional  &    Team  Lead  

Kendall  Selle,  CCP  Manager,  Customer  Success  

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54  Million  Salary  Profiles  250  Compensable  Factors  

10  Org  types  350  Industries  15,000  Posi+ons    

The  World’s  Largest  Salary  Database  

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It’s  hard  out  there  for    HR  &  Comp  Pros  

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HR  Myths  •  HR  people  make  decisions  based  on  feelings,  not  data  •  HR  people  get  in  the  way  with  all  their  rules  and  processes  •  HR  people  are  tac+cal,  not  strategic  

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The  C-­‐Suite:  What  Makes  them  Tick  

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Recrui+ng  top  talent  (growth  in  key  areas)  

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Different  roles  are  of  different  value  to  your  

organiza+on.    

And  that’s  okay.  

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Now  What?  

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How  do  you  know  what  to  pay  for  which  roles?  

 (which  skills  $$)  

 

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“If  a  developer  has  Ruby  skills,  they  can  count  on  approximately  $17,000  annually  added  to  their  salary,  and  that's  not  chump  change,”    CIO  Magazine  

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Define  Your  Roles    

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Where  do  you  want  to  be  in  the  market?  

 You  don’t  have  to  just  pick  one  strategy!  

     

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Strategy  Set  Up  

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Pick  Your  Targets  

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Labor  Markets  

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Pay  Structure    

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Reten+on    

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“The  world  isn’t  really  on  an  annual  cycle  anymore  for  anything.”    Susan  Peters,  GE  

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Flight  Risks    

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Green  &  Red  Circled  Employees  

 

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Green  Circled    

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Red  Circled    

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The  Big  Picture      

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Engagement    

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Do  employees  feel  valued?  

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We  discovered  that  transparent  conversa+ons  about  money  can  actually  mi+gate  low  pay.      So,  if  an  employer  pays  lower  than  the  market  average  for  a  posi+on,  but  communicates  clearly  about  the  reasons  for  the  smaller  paycheck,  82%  of  employees  we  surveyed  s+ll  felt  sa+sfied  with  their  work.    

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Conversely,  we  found  overpaying  employees  in  an  effort  to  retain  them  without  having  this  larger  conversa+on  about  pay  doesn’t  ensure  they  are  more  sa+sfied.  

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Sound  financial  decisions    

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What’s  the  cost  of  ge0ng  comp  wrong?  

Payroll is by far your biggest expense; the cost of getting it wrong is tremendous.

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Costs  of  ge0ng  comp  wrong  

Payroll  costs:  $10  million  Pay  Strategy  Misalignment:  .5%  Annual  Cost:  $50,000  

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What  could  your  organiza+on  do  with  another  $50,000  a  year?  

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Communica+on  Tips:  Speaking  the  Language  of  

the  C-­‐Suite  

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Keep it simple. Have slides available to support your ideas, but don’t rely on them. It’s a conversation.

Grab  their  alen+on  

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The key to gaining respect is to speak authoritatively about your subject. Present problems backed up by data. Kill the HR Jargon, yet do use enough industry language to demonstrate your knowledge

Be  a  trusted  advisor  

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Frame everything according to the drivers that affect the business and the metrics that this exec uses to evaluate activities

Why  should  they  care?  

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Show multiple solutions, then advise which choice you’d select. Don’t present problems without solutions.

So  what’s  next?  

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Regularly share high-level snapshots of how the changes you’re making are impacting your organization’s success.

Keep  ‘em  in  the  loop  

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Summary  Stats      

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Customize  The  Report  

   

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I’m  going  to  create  a  compensa+on  plan  to  provide  more  structure  to  how  salary  decisions  are  made.  

Don’t  say…  

Instead  say…  I’ve  no+ced  some  challenges  that  con+nue  to  disrupt  our  ability  to  do  business  and  I  want  to  help  fix  them.  Therefore  I  would  like  to  facilitate  a  process  to  define  and  ar+culate  the  goals  of  our  comp  program.  

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The  Bolom  Line  People  are  the  lifeblood  of  your  organiza+on.  Keeping  them  mo+vated  and  engaged  is  key  to  your  organiza+on’s  success.  

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Q  &  A    

(we’ll  email  this  out)