Think Talent's Annual Publication

Snapshots 2024: Building a Resilient Talent Pipeline

Introduction

Rethink your talent strategy to ensure continued relevance

Talent has always been a priority for most organizations. What is changing is the way talent is defined, nurtured, and led. There is a push towards ‘humanizing’ the approach to engaging and taking along employees, as against pure resource management.

Theme 01

Readying for the Future

The most important competence that future leaders will need is learning, and to be more accurate, learning to learn.

Over the years, with inputs from leaders from corporations, not-for-profits, government, and politics, three broad elements emerge to focus on for leader development continuously. The Self on a Journey, our Roles as Leaders, and the Environment.

For people development professionals, in fact, for all leaders who have a component of people leadership in their roles, this may be a construct to refer to once in a while.

“Developing future talent is a huge responsibility. At the same time, appreciating that each of us has a very limited role to play is important. Talent will find its own path.”

Bimal Rath

Founder and MD, Think Talent Services

Are your future leaders empowered
to lead & drive impact?

Middle Managers are mission-critical in helping people and workplaces thrive.

In this new world of work—where change and volatility will likely prevail in the foreseeable future—middle managers face a growing pressure to deliver in flatter, faster, and leaner organizational structures. ​

A 360 Portrait of Middle Managers

The most important competence that future leaders will need is learning, and to be more accurate, learning to learn.

Over the years, with inputs from leaders from corporations, not-for-profits, government, and politics, three broad elements emerge to focus on for leader development continuously. The Self on a Journey, our Roles as Leaders, and the Environment.

For people development professionals, in fact, for all leaders who have a component of people leadership in their roles, this may be a construct to refer to once in a while.

A 360 Portrait of Middle Managers

The most important competence that future leaders will need is learning, and to be more accurate, learning to learn.

Over the years, with inputs from leaders from corporations, not-for-profits, government, and politics, three broad elements emerge to focus on for leader development continuously. The Self on a Journey, our Roles as Leaders, and the Environment.

For people development professionals, in fact, for all leaders who have a component of people leadership in their roles, this may be a construct to refer to once in a while.

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