| Topic : Spotting And Filling Capability Gaps |
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Question posted: 11 27 2009 13:51:05 +0000,
1 answers, 182 views, last activity
07 06 2010 20:18:08 +0000
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Friends, once you have spotted the capability gap in your organization how will you fill that gap. Will you use any prioritizing method. Please do tell me, How to prioritize capability gaps?
Dear friend thanks for creating an interesting Q & A. My opinion is, once gaps are identified, you must prioritize the gap. Prioritizing your gaps enables you to focus resources (time, energy, money) in a pinpoint fashion so as to close the gap in a timeframe and manner that best supports the realization of your strategy. A key corporate segment that is missing a significant number of core talent that also makes up a large percent of their core talent workforce, is going to be an obvious priority. However, sometimes a small gap that makes up a large percent of a workforce segment can be a major concern. Take the extreme case of a company without a critical leadership group, the organization is missing only a few people, but they may represent a large percent of the strategic and core talent needed to run the company.
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Yes Sir this is the best way. We cannot expect someone to trust us as long as we are not transparent. |
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