global talent management at the coca-cola company
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International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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● Worlds largest beverage company
● Worlds most recognized & Valued brand
● Servings: 1.5 billion per day
● Products: 2,800
● Locations: 200+ countries
● 80% of sales outside of North America
● One Million Employees system-wide
● 343 consecutive quarterly dividends
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Global Talent Management at the
Coca Cola Company Dr. Arnold Dhanesar
International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Developing global Talent with global mindsets is essential to the success of our business
DO WE HAVE A SECRET FORMULA ?
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2004 2008
Successful Talent Strategies are alignment to the Business Strategy
International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Play a
leadership role
in growing the
stock price
through
shaping our
intangibles
Disciplined ways
to be an “engine
for talent”
Be a great place
to work where
people are
inspired to be
the best they
can be
Drive System
Alignment to
win in the
market
Build a
Performance
Culture to drive
the results we
want
Play a Strategic
Business
Partner role in
executing our
end-to-end and
productivity
work5Classified - Internal use
hjDiversity now
included in our
values
Our “HR call to action” is embedded in our Manifesto
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Our Talent Strategies are beginning to show results…
*2008 Employee Engagement Survey(points change vs. ’04)
High Performing
CPG Norm
KO
‘Unprecedented Improvement’ on Engagement*. . . International Survey Research, 2008
● Diversity & Fairness
● Leadership
● Communications & Awareness
● Performance Management
● Immediate Manager
● Empowerment & Innovation
+ 7 pts+ 7 pts
Engagement
+13 pts
+13 pts
+12 pts
+ 9 pts
+ 9 pts
+ 9 pts
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International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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In 2008, TCCC was awarded the SHRM Human Capital Leadership Award – recognizing the instrumental role HR
played in activating our Manifesto for Growth
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Global Talent Management - Key Strategic Initiatives
High Potential
Development
General Management
Pipeline
Women’s Leadership
Initiative
Enable PeakPerformance Business Driven Talent
for a Talent Driven Business
People Development
ForumsBuild Core Capability
International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Leadership Behaviors:
Does the associate
demonstrate the leadership
behaviors needed to be
successful in the desired
role? If not, what needs to
be developed?
Fit: Is s/he the best fit for
the desired role? If not, are
there other opportunities
that may be a better fit?
Critical Experiences and
Functional Competencies:
What experiences does the
associate have and how do they compare to what is
needed in the desired role?
What additional experiences,
knowledge, skills and
abilities are needed? What is
the best way to acquire
them?
Ability: Are the associate’s strengths
transferable to more senior roles?
Has he/she shown evidence that
he/she is able to pick up new skills and
address new challenges?
Aspiration: What are the associate’s
career goals? How quickly does he/she want to progress?
Engagement: How passionate is the
associate about the business and how
well has he/she been able to engage
his/her team?
Performance: Has the associate
accomplished sustained results and
demonstrated the core competencies
required of his/her current role? If not, what
does he/she need to begin delivering/
demonstrating?
TCCC Talent Frameworkto guide career development discussions and talent planning efforts
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Enabling Peak Performance at TCCC
10
We will become
“world class” at Peak
Performance by
…Focusing every associate
on executing business
strategy to drive growth
…reinforcing the right behaviors
…differentiating rewards
Vision & GoalsVision & GoalsVision & GoalsVision & Goals
Strategy & PlanningStrategy & PlanningStrategy & PlanningStrategy & Planning
Tracking and MeasuringTracking and MeasuringTracking and MeasuringTracking and Measuring
Rewards & Rewards & Rewards & Rewards &
RecognitionRecognitionRecognitionRecognition
Performance, Performance, Performance, Performance,
Career & Career & Career & Career &
Development Development Development Development
Plans Plans Plans Plans
Aug - Dec
January 31
(Perf & Career Plans)
Nov - Jan(Final Review)
July
(Mid-Year Review)Dec – Jan
Reward Decisions Made
Feb - MarRewards
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International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Accelerates Sustainable Growth
(Thought Leadership)
Drives Execution
(Results Leadership)
Unleashes Potential
(People Leadership)
Drives Innovative
Business ImprovementsDevelops ideas and gains others’
commitment; Seizes opportunities that
can deliver the greatest value; Promotes
an environment of creative thinking and
innovation
Balances Immediate and
Long-Term PrioritiesMeets critical objectives while
considering the impact of those activities
on longer-term goals; Translates strategic
direction into personal actions/plan
Builds
Vision and StrategyTranslates the vision into a compelling
destination, communicates it to others
and takes bold action to deliver upon it;
Manages through complexity to provide
strategic direction for the future
Delivers Results
Takes accountability, ensuring
productive, efficient execution against
priorities; Sets ambitious yet realistic
goals and removes obstacles to ensure
high-quality results
Imports and Exports
Good IdeasShares and adopts ideas in and outside
the Company; Leverages insights to
inform actions or gain support;
Embraces change
Influences
the SystemApplies influence strategies and
negotiation skills to achieve win-win
results; Adapts style based on the
situation and audience
Develops and
Inspires OthersDevelops others, improving their
skills/capabilities; Provides, seeks and
accepts feedback; Supports the diverse
contributions of others; Engages others
through effective communication
Sets a Winning Example
Demonstrates integrity, including
placing Company interests ahead of
personal agendas; Makes sound
decisions and follows-through on them;
Demonstrates passion for the Company
and its products
Builds a
Winning CultureLeads culture change, including a case
for change and vision; Supports the
future culture, even in challenging
situations; Builds a team that includes
complimentary strengths
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People Development Forums are the global management routine that ensures we have the
talent needed to execute our short and long-term business strategies
Business
Unit 1
Marketing
Customer
Finance
Etc. Other Global
Functions
Vision
Exceptional TalentReady Now
for all Key Roles
Senior Leadership PDF
Business
Unit 2
Business
Unit 3
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People Development
Forums
• High Potential Identification
• Development Planning• Succession Planning• Human Capital Planning
• Capability Building
• Internal Movement
• Expatriate Assignments
• Performance & Potential
Calibration
• Diversity Management
• Organization Redesign
International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Framework for Defining Potential at TCCC� High Potential (Distribution 0-10%) – This
individual is promotable at least one level in the
organization or capable of operating at Senior
Leadership level as demonstrated through a
combination of ability, aspiration, and
engagement.
� Promotable / Expandable (Distribution 20-30%)
– This individual is viewed as capable of
moving up one level in the organization and/or
expanding the scope and complexity of his/her
role.
� Well Placed (Distribution 50-55%) – This
individual is functioning in a role of appropriate
size and scope. This person is well suited for their current role and, at this time, seems likely
he/she will continue to contribute at their
current level in the organization.
� Placement Issue (Distribution 0-5%) – This
individual is functioning at an inappropriate
level or in the wrong role. This person may
require coaching or a performance
improvement plan to function in the role.
Engagement
(Self + Others)
Engagement
(Self + Others)
Ability
(Current Ability + Ability to Grow)
Ability
(Current Ability + Ability to Grow)
Aspiration
(Interest + Motivation)
Aspiration
(Interest + Motivation)
Pre-requisite: Track record of PerformancePre-requisite: Track record of Performance
Aspiration Engagement
Ability
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Framework for Defining Potential at TCCC
Engagement (Self + Others)
Ability (Current Ability + Ability to Grow)
Aspiration (Interest + Motivation)
Pre-requisite: Track record of Performance
Ability
(Current ability & Ability to grow)
•Demonstrates core & functional competencies
•Curiosity & eagerness to learn
•Open to & solicits feedback
•Thinks beyond current boundaries
•Understands & influences others
•Operates effectively under stressAspiration
(Interest & Motivation)
Engagement
(Self & Others)
• Demonstrates passion for TCCC• Models TCCC Values• Strives for Excellence• Contributes beyond scope of role• Energizes & inspires others
• Wants to advance• Motivation to lead & develop others• Understands the demands &
tradeoffs of a more senior Role
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International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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Worksheet to assist in determining Potential Ratings
*This worksheet is to be used as a guide. It does not replace sound managerial judgment. Best practice (and TCCC) weights all components listed above equally
Components of Potential Example Associate A
Example Associate B
Example Associate C
Example Associate D
Aspiration (Interest & Motivation)
� Wants to advance to a more senior role� Has the Motivation to lead & develop others� Understands demands & trade-offs of a more
senior role
High High Medium Low
Current Ability� Demonstrates core & functional competencies
that are transferable to more senior roles� Thinks beyond current boundaries� Operates effectively under stress
High Medium Medium Low
Ability to Grow� Has a curiosity & eagerness to learn� is open to & actively solicits feedback� Understands & influences others; active
listening; empathizes; brings out best in people
High High Medium Low
Engaging Self� Strives for excellence� Contributes beyond scope of role� Models TCCC Values
High Medium Medium Low
Engaging Others•Demonstrates passion for TCCC•Energizes and Inspires Others
Medium High Low Medium
OVERALL POTENTIAL RATING
SCALE: LowMediumHigh
HiPo
Promotable
Well Placed
4-5 Highs; No Lows
Majority Mediums
Majority Lows
2-3 Highs
Placement Issue
Hi Po Placement issueWell PlacedPromotable
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PDF Performance / Potential Grid
High
Potential
Performance
Pote
nt i
al
Well Placed
Placement
Issue
ExceptionalNot Meeting SuccessfulDeveloping
Promotable/
Expandable
Quadrant 14 Create robust plan4 Actively steward4 ID experiences or learning
opportunities to accelerate development
Quadrant 3(Well Placed Only)4 Focus development to
optimize impact & engagement
Quadrant 44 Ensure appropriate plan
is in place to address and/or improve performance
Quadrant 24 Quickly create development
plan to actively engage & increase performance
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Differentially invest in Talent in Quadrant 1
International HR Conference 2009 Talent Management
©People In Aid 2009 This presentation contains material from a People In Aid conference and is provided for information only and does not constitute advice. Neither the speakers nor People In Aid accepts any responsibility for how you use the information and strongly recommends seeking suitable (legal) advice before implementing employment policy, as there may be specific legal implications in the countries in which you operate. The handouts may be photocopied for non-commercial use, citing People In Aid and the speaker as the source. If further information is required, please contact [email protected]
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You are highly valued by TCCC as a future leader. We consider
you among our most critical talent and are committed to
preparing you for future opportunities
– probably new in role so we want to invest to make you
successful
You are highly valued by TCCC
as a future leader. We consider you among our most critical talent and are committed to
preparing you for future opportunities
– we really want to invest in you to accelerate your career
You are highly valued by TCCC
as a future leader. We consider you among our most critical talent and are committed to
preparing you for future opportunities
– We believe you can play multiple leadership roles
throughout your Career at TCCC
Valued individual who has the potential for a successful career
– probably new in role so focus is on short term performance
Valued individual who has the potential for a successful career
– our focus is to push your performance & prepare you for
future roles
Valued individual who has the potential for a successful career - we will continue to stretch you
by providing you with new challenges and supporting you as you continue to grow in your
career
You could be new in role or underperforming - either way
we need to quickly identify and
address gaps and move to SP level
Solid performer and we are really grateful for your
contribution. We really want you
to continue to grow and develop in your role.
Deliver real value to the company through outstanding technical skills and Living the
Values – critical to our success today
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Developing Performance Successful Performance Exceptional Performance
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Post-Calibration Communication: Combined Performance and Potential Messages