hrpa2015 the new hr
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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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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 – 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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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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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
• 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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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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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