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*** The New HR *** Innnova’ng Ac’vi’es for Connec’ons, Rela’onships & Conversa’ons

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***  The  New  HR  ***    Innnova'ng  Ac'vi'es  for  Connec'ons,  Rela'onships  &  Conversa'ons  

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GOOD  TO  MEET  YOU!  

@joningham  

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THE  NEW  HR  

§  CEB  –  performance  gap  §  Businesses  need  a  20%  improvement  in  performance  from  employees  to  ensure  that  business  objec'ves  are  met,  yet  the  past  15  years  have  seen  only  around  a  10%  improvement  

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THE  NEW  HR    

•  Not  about:  –  Innova'ng  for  the  sake  of  innova'ng  –  Following  a  new  list  of  best  prac'ces  – Making  things  more  funky  because  that  is  what  Zappos  does  

–  Adop'ng  social  media  or  other  new  technologies  just  because  they  are  there  

–  Building  HR  strategy  based  upon  big  data!  

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BASIS  FOR  COMPETITION  

Competitive Positioning

Core Competencies

Organisational Capabilities

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MCKINSEY  –  BASIS  FOR  COMPETITION  

§  Organisation Health (from Beyond Performance) §  Accountability §  Capabilities §  Co-ordination and control §  Culture and climate §  Direction §  External orientation §  Innovation and learning §  Leadership §  Motivation

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MCKINSEY  –  BASIS  FOR  COMPETITION  

§  Organisation Health (from Beyond Performance) §  “The health side is very much about me – how well do

we align people on where we want to go, how efficiently do we execute against that, and how effectively, and how do we renew ourselves along the way, keep our energy up and be able to continue once we even get to that target.”

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ZAPPOS  –  BASIS  FOR  COMPETITION  

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ZAPPOS  –  COMPETING  ON  HUMAN  CAPITAL  

Competitive Positioning

Core Competencies

Organisational Capabilities

Online  shoe  retailer  

Personalised  customer  service  

Happy  weird  people  

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HCM  =  MANAGING  PEOPLE  FOR  HUMAN  CAPITAL  

Personnel  

Today’s  HR  Business  Results  

Outcomes  -­‐  Human  Capital  

Ac'vi'es  

HCM   Business  Impacts  

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IBM  –  COMPETING  ON  ORGANISATION  CAPITAL  

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WHOLE  FOODS  –  COMPETING  ON  SOCIAL  CAPITAL  

•  John  Mackay,  Whole  Food  Stores:  

–  “Love  is  not  something  that  is  commonly  explored  in  business.    But  it’s  'me  for  love  to  come  out  of  the  closet.    It’s  a  wave  that’s  going  to  grow.    For  compe''ve  advantage…”  

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LOVE  &  SOCIAL  CAPITAL  

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LOVE  &  SOCIAL  CAPITAL  

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THE  NEW  HR  

Old  HR  

Current  HR  Business  Results  

Ac'vi'es  

New  HR   Business  Impacts  

Social  Capital  

Human  Capital  

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THE  NEW  HR  

§  CEB  –  performance  gap  §  One  of  the  biggest  surprises  in  our  latest  research  is  the  growing  impact  of  collabora'on  on  produc'vity.    People  know  that  work  is  becoming  more  collabora've,  but  the  surprise  is  that  50%  of  successful  performance  now  depends  on  this  –  whereas  10  years  ago  80%  of  the  outcome  of  any  task  would  have  been  down  to  the  individual.    It  is  the  magnitude  of  the  shi^  that  we  didn’t  expect.  

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THE  NEW  HR  

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THE  NEW  HR  

•  So  in  your  organisa'on,  what  really  makes  the  difference  to  business  performance:  –  The  individual  quality  /  capabili'es  /  performance  of  the  your  people  (human  capital),  or  

–  The  way  your  people  work  together  (social  capital)?  •  And  in  your  organisa'on,  what  propor'on  of  your  HR  ac'vi'es  focuses  on  enabling  teams,  networks  and  communi'es  (social  capital)  vs  developing  individuals  (human  capital)?  

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THE  NEW  HR  

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INNOVATED  ACTIVITIES  IN  THE  NEW  HR  

•  Recruitment  •  Learning  •  Performance  •  Reward  •  Organisa'on  design  •  Workplace  design  •  Social  technologies    

Business  Impacts  

Social  Capital  

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RECRUITMENT  –  GOLDMAN  SACHS  

•  Each  year,  Goldman  Sachs  invests  over  100,000  hours  in  conversa'ons  with  prospec've  employees  

•  About  5,000  applicants  speak  to  10  members  of  the  firm  

•  About  2,500  speak  to  30  members  

•  (Old  data  but  supported  by  personal  experience                                      and  VP  interview  reviews  on  Glassdoor)  

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WORKPLACE  DESIGN  -­‐  DESIGUAL  

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SOCIAL  TECHNOLOGIES  -­‐  BOEHRINGER  INGELHEIM    

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MEASUREMENT  

•  Engagement  survey  becomes  Human  Capital  survey  becomes  Social  Capital  Survey  eg  based  on  Social  Network  Analysis  

 •  Sequence,  or  value  chain,  of:  ac'vi'es  –  outcomes  –  business  impacts  provides  basis  for  predic've  analy'cs    

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BENEFITS  OF  NEW  HR  ACTIVITIES  

1. Efficiency  and  effec'veness  2. Social  AND  human  capital  3. Anchors  approach  in  culture  

New,  Social  

ac'vi'es  

Today’s  HR  

ac'vi'es  

Social  capital  

Human  capital  

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SUGGESTED  ACTIONS  

•  Iden'fy  the  kind  of  connec'ons,  rela'onships  and  conversa'ons  you  want  to  develop  

•  Review  and  innovate  your  most  important  HR  ac'vi'es  to  generate  these  outcomes  

•  Examine  your  HR  func'on’s  capabili'es  (psychology,  sociology,  anthropology)  required  to  deliver  these  ac'vi'es  

•  Not  a  small  shi^,  but  this  is  what  keeps  it  New!  

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LINKS  TO  RESOURCES  I  MAY  HAVE  MENTIONED  

•  CEB  on  performance  gap  –  hkp://www.execu'veboard.com/exbd-­‐resources/pdf/human-­‐resources/corporate-­‐leadership-­‐council/CLC%20HR%20Performance%20Management%20Deck%20EXBD%20PAGE.pdf    

•  McKinsey,  and  me,  on  organisa'on  health  –  hkp://www.mckinsey.com/insights/organiza'on/organiza'onal_health_the_ul'mate_compe''ve_advantage  

–  hkp://www.joningham.com/advice/mckinsey-­‐organiza'on-­‐health    

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LINKS  TO  RESOURCES  I  MAY  HAVE  MENTIONED  

•  Kris  Dunn,  and  me,  on  Zappos  –  hkp://www.workforce.com/ar'cles/20492-­‐how-­‐zappos-­‐created-­‐a-­‐unique-­‐culture  

–  hkp://www.joningham.com/advice/my-­‐contribu'on-­‐to-­‐the-­‐zappos-­‐drinking-­‐game    

•  Benefits  of  outcomes  and  HCM  –  www.joningham.com/advice  

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LINKS  TO  RESOURCES  I  MAY  HAVE  MENTIONED  

•  John  Boudreau  on  IBM’s  talent  supply  chain  process  –  hkp://www.shrm.org/educa'on/hreduca'on/pages/ibm’sglobaltalentmanagementstrategythevisiono^hegloballyintegratedenterprise.aspx    

•  John  Mackay,  Whole  Food  Stores  on  love  –  hkps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED1R2zqdtCg  

•  Valdis  Krebs  on  social  capital  –  hkp://orgnet.com/IHJour_XII_No5_p38_42.pdf    

   

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LINKS  TO  RESOURCES  I  MAY  HAVE  MENTIONED  

•  CEB  on  importance  of  collabora'on  –  hkp://www.execu'veboard.com/exbd/execu've-­‐guidance/2013/annual/index.page    

•  Edelman  Trust  Barometer  2015  –  hkp://www.slideshare.net/EdelmanInsights/2015-­‐edelman-­‐trust-­‐barometer-­‐global-­‐results    

•  Lynda  Grakon  on  collabora'on  –  hkp://www.hrmagazine.co.uk/hr/features/1149246/grakon-­‐complex-­‐collabora'on-­‐tough    

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LINKS  TO  RESOURCES  I  MAY  HAVE  MENTIONED  

•  Glassdoor  reviews  for  Goldman  Sachs  interviews  –  hkp://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Interview/Goldman-­‐Sachs-­‐Vice-­‐President-­‐Interview-­‐Ques'ons-­‐EI_IE2800.0,13_KO14,28_IP2.htm    

•  Diario  Design  on  Desigual  workplace  design  –  hkp://www.diariodesign.com/eng/the-­‐affable-­‐office-­‐we-­‐take-­‐a-­‐look-­‐at-­‐desiguals-­‐new-­‐corporate-­‐headquarters/  

•  Lunch  Rouleke  at  Boehringer  Ingelheim    –  hkps://hbr.org/2013/01/a-­‐new-­‐way-­‐to-­‐network-­‐inside-­‐yo    

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THANKYOU  

•  Ques'ons?  •  And  for  more  informa'on  contact  Jon  Ingham:  

–  www.joningham.com  –  www.strategic-­‐hcm.blogspot.com  –  www.linkedin.com/in/joningham    – @joningham  –  [email protected]  –  +44  7904  185134