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How Talent Sustainability helps in the Tech Talent Shortage

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In today’s world, a conducive work environment is the foundation of every organization that fuels the passion and commitment of the workforce. Employees are looking at a workplace that revolves around skill-building personal growth and provides them with opportunities to progress in their career path.

Simply put, in the business domain, the term talent sustainability connotes the ability of an association to attract, develop and retain competent people and secure their position to stay committed to both the current and future success of the organization.

Thus, to ascertain they meet the tech aptitude shortage, it is vital to derive innovative and inventive guidelines and establish a great culture of positivity and teamwork that make them feel valued. So, here we have some easy to adopt measures that any organization can enforce-

Employees First 

In the last few years, the approach with which enterprises have aligned their workers has seen a drastic change. From the earlier method of customer-first, they have adapted to a people-first approach to boost collaboration, retention, productivity, and creativity.

This has led businesses to create and design strategies to recognize talent and give them ample opportunities to leverage and showcase it for their overall progress.

In short, they are looking at creating human-to-human connections and long-lasting relationships, and organizational ties. Flexibility and empathy are the key driving forces facilitating the overall growth of an organization.

Nurturing and On-The-Job Training

The pandemic has changed the traditional way of working and made technology even more essential. Thus, to adapt and succeed in this environment, upskilling of employees has become vital.

Though many did opt for online courses during the Covid-19 lockdown and added a few stellar achievements to their existing credentials, this process should be ongoing even in the post-pandemic world. Moreover, enterprises should make it a part of their learning and development culture.

Some skills that can be considered are AI, data and analytical skills, and machine learning to prepare them for the future. This can help them grow horizontally internally rather than make them lookout for opportunities. So, keep the commitment by investing in them.

Retaining Employees 

Engaging and retaining the right skillset talent is vital for the success of the company. For this, along with providing an easy and flexible working model, it has also become essential to make them understand the company’s mission and purpose.

If they comprehend this meaning and their requirement in fulfilling the goal, they will stay determined and ingrained in the company. Also, providing them with a milieu of job satisfaction, recognition, and building an empathic workplace will make them feel desired.

Today, the aspect of cultivating and appreciating both effort and result inspires and motivates workers, especially younger ones. 

Employee Wellbeing

Long hours at the workplace were a norm until a few years ago, but with the Covid-19 outbreak, this has changed, and employees have started taking their physical and mental health seriously.

For instance, a few companies even gave their employees a mental week off. Thus, overall welfare has taken precedent, so a firm should provide health insurance or give time-off, provide gym memberships, etc.

Hence, to attain talent sustainability, organizations need to now re-look at the hiring style and, rather than persuading them only with a higher salary, foster them with ways that will develop them as professionals and personally.

So, make them ready for a war and not just a battle, i.e. for the long term and not a short tenure, by providing them with the ammunition of e-learning, opening the geographic landscape, and providing them with opportunities.

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Puneet Khurana
Puneet Khurana
Puneet is a seasoned HR leader with a diversified experience across industries and verticals. He has worked with renowned companies like Hero Group, Dell, IBM, Stryker Global, and currently, he is a Group Head – Human resources at Policybazaar.com, and Paisabazaar.com.