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Talent Management Solutions

Z=mc² is a strategic talent management solutions firm. We help companies get a return on their people investment.

Our talent management solutions can be custom tailored to any company's needs regardless of size or complexity. Our solutions encompass talent acquisition, employee retention and succession planning.

Industry experience includes start-up, growing and established clients in technology, healthcare, professional services, financial services and telecom.

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Vicki Z. Lauter
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http://talentmanagementnow.blogspot.com
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Ten Strategies to Keep Your Good People

Incorporate the following steps as part of your talent management strategy and you're sure to have employee retention.

1. Set Expectations; have a clear, concise description of the job and the expectations of the person in that job.

2. Move your talented people around the organization, let them experience other jobs in the company and… Continue

Posted on September 6, 2009 at 2:53pm — 2 Comments

Vicki Z. Lauter

Arm Yourself with Succession Planning Initiatives Before It's Too Late

We have all heard the hype on the baby boomers and the void they will leave in the workforce. In addition, the growing skills gap and talent shortage leave many organizations concerned about the future. This very concern has fueled a talent war as companies compete for highly skilled executives and superior performers to fill the void.

You don't have to take shelter yet. Succession planning is your best defense if… Continue

Posted on August 27, 2009 at 2:03pm —

Vicki Z. Lauter

Create a Shared Culture as Part of Your Overall Talent Management Strategy

Health care leaders need to employ patience and persistence if they're going to create a beneficial, shared culture in a growing system.

Consistency
Health care systems with a strong culture ensure that their environment is represented in all of its offices or operations. To achieve this, the organization must apply and measure the same processes, policies and rules throughout the field. If there is a significant variance, then the culture will not be seen as important or a contributing factor… Continue

Posted on August 9, 2009 at 3:47pm —

Vicki Z. Lauter

Four Key Steps to Develop Future Leaders

The changing demographics of our country have been making headlines. As the population ages and baby boomers begin to retire, labor shortages seem imminent and in some cases, potentially catastrophic. Most of the forecasts focus on a dwindling pool of applicants for entry level positions. However, leading edge health care organizations also have to be able to replace key leaders with little interruption to the business.

A number of hospitals and health networks are turning to leadership develop… Continue

Posted on July 29, 2009 at 9:13am —

Vicki Z. Lauter

Facing Talent Challenges Today

To meet today’s challenges, companies world-wide are searching for ways to do more with less. While many strategies offer streamlined processes and ways to add value, the biggest opportunities to meet this challenge lie within the talent themselves and are critical to future success:

• Finding the right talent
• Retaining your top performers
• Ensuring your best employees have the opportunity to thrive

Managing talent can be tough, but it doesn’t have to be. The key is to understand the curren… Continue

Posted on July 23, 2009 at 8:06am —

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Richy - thanks for the comment. I agree, ongoing evaluation helps employees stay on track!
September 8
These are good tips. Don't forget ongoing evaluation. Or perhaps this is included in #10.
September 7
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Incorporate the following steps as part of your talent management strategy and you're sure to have employee retention. 1. Set Expectations; have a clear, concise description of the job and the expectations of the person in that job. 2. Move your...
September 6
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August 27
Vicki Z. Lauter added a blog post
We have all heard the hype on the baby boomers and the void they will leave in the workforce. In addition, the growing skills gap and talent shortage leave many organizations concerned about the future. This very concern has fueled a talent war as...
August 27
Vicki Z. Lauter added a blog post
Health care leaders need to employ patience and persistence if they're going to create a beneficial, shared culture in a growing system. Consistency Health care systems with a strong culture ensure that their environment is represented in all of ...
August 9
Vicki Z. Lauter added a blog post
The changing demographics of our country have been making headlines. As the population ages and baby boomers begin to retire, labor shortages seem imminent and in some cases, potentially catastrophic. Most of the forecasts focus on a dwindling poo...
July 29
Vicki Z. Lauter added a blog post
To meet today’s challenges, companies world-wide are searching for ways to do more with less. While many strategies offer streamlined processes and ways to add value, the biggest opportunities to meet this challenge lie within the talent themselve...
July 23

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At 11:13am on April 27, 2009, Jim - medXcentral said…
Thanks for alerting me to the spammer. I deleted their account. Just one of the realities of an open social community. I'll stay on top of them. Thanks again. - Jim
At 5:16pm on October 21, 2008, Jim - medXcentral said…
I enjoyed our call. Here's to the future!! - Jim
At 10:52am on October 9, 2008, Jim - medXcentral said…
Hey there, Vicki. Glad to have you here. AS you can see.. I am just getting this moving. Stay tuned. This should become a great community for the medical and health care industry.
 
 

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