Talent Mapping

 

Turn skills into a strategic tool for your organization

Design Predictive Profiles helps recruitment teams make their time more efficient and valuable by providing candidates with a better fit from the start, also facilitating a good onboarding and incorporation process into the role.

Study the Skills Gap between the necessary and appropriate levels of skills and knowledge allows for better decisions to be made related to talent development, both in terms of training and promotion or internal mobility, among other issues.

Assessing high potential through a combination of different tools allows you to identify the people who can make a difference in the future of the organization, facilitating the design of appropriate plans for each situation.

Create your Talent Mapping in 4 steps

1. Screening of your current situation

2. Understanding your challenges and goals

3. Data Collection Lab

4. Strategic Solution Design

  1. Screening of your current situation

Get an initial overview to start understanding the organization and its talent management.

2. Understanding your challenges and goals

 

Get a deep understanding of the organization’s issues to design the empirical study that will be conducted in the ‘Lab.’

3. Data Collection Lab

Gather data from a real sample to better understand the collective characteristics of the people within the organization.

4. Strategic design

Make decisions to implement continuous improvements through a systematic review process.

Science-Based
Decisions

Conducting studies focused on your organization through standardized tools ensures that the solutions are both personalized and based on reliable, valid foundations.

Real Connection
with the Business

Empathizing with the organization and its objectives from the start allows Talent Mapping to address real problems that directly affect the business’s performance and operations.

Strategic
Vision

Designing talent management from a strategic perspective elevates the importance and impact of people-related processes, positioning them as essential to the organization's overall management.