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Scott Ahlstrand Senior Vice President Talent Management Strategic Workforce Consulting Right Management Market Forces Reshaping the World of Work Implications for Talent Management HRs Role in Navigating Certain Uncertainty


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Scott Ahlstrand Senior Vice President Talent Management Strategic Workforce Consulting Right Management

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  • Market Forces Reshaping

the World of Work

  • Implications for Talent

Management

  • HR’s Role in Navigating

Certain Uncertainty

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ManpowerGroup is the world leader in innovative workforce solutions. We leverage

  • ur global reach and local expertise of tens of thousands of people across more than

80 countries, making it possible for businesses to access the talent they need when they need it.

ManpowerGroup Solutions provides clients with human resources outsourcing

services primarily in the area of large scale recruiting and out-come based workforce intensive initiatives, thereby sharing in risk reward with our clients.

Experis is the global leader in professional resourcing and project based workforce

  • solutions. With operations in more than 50 countries, we deliver 53 million hours of

professional talent specializing in IT, Finance and Engineering to accelerate clients’ business each year.

Right Management is the global leader in talent and career management workforce

  • solutions. Through our innovative and proprietary process, we leverage our

expertise to successfully increase productivity and optimize business performance.

Manpower is the global leader in contingent and permanent workforce solutions.

We provide the personal flexibility and agility businesses need with a continuum of staffing solutions.

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Eras defined by the raw materials people bent to their will:

  • Stone Age
  • Bronze Age
  • Iron Age

Eras defined by the domains people conquered with ever- increasing technology:

  • Industrial Age
  • Space Age
  • Information Age

Era defined by the ingenuity of individuals and of the community:

  • Human Age

The World Is Experiencing A New Reality

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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The Human Age Ecosystem Continues to Evolve

2013 Future Forces

  • Macro-economic forces are

growing stronger and more intertwined, pushing and pulling in different directions until they become impossible to separate – like a Gordian Knot. The only certainty is uncertainty

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Talentism is the New Capitalism

  • Talent, as capital once was, is becoming the

scarce resource in the economic world. – A nation or corporation’s means of attracting, mobilizing and liberating talent is a key competitive differentiator.

  • Human potential is a major agent of

economic growth. – How to unleash and then leverage that potential is a key question organizations need to answer.

Talent is emerging as the new “it” factor.

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Future Forces

REDEFINITION

OF THE SEGMENTATION OF MARKETS

ECONOMIC EVOLUTION:

MATERIALIZATION OF GREAT INVERSIONS

CERTAIN UNCERTAINTY TECHNOLOGICAL EVOLUTION:

SHIFTING SANDS ACCELERATE

LEADING IN THE HUMAN AGE:

WHY AN ERA OF CERTAIN UNCERTAINTY REQUIRES

NEW APPROACHES TO THE WORLD OF WORK

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Redefinition of the Segmentation of Markets

Growth of protectionism and panic-driven government action Corporate structures redefined HR leadership and innovation from emerging countries Uncertainties of new world order

  • Solidarities and sharing are

based around the groups (bubbles) to which one belongs The global ripple effect

  • Redefined social and political

values

  • Climate of uncertainty
  • Instability creates tension

Implications for the WOW

A World of Redefinition

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Redefinition of the Segmentation of Markets

  • Old world view of

developing and developed markets is being transformed and recreated day-by-day

  • Old groups and categories

no longer hold true, as new associations are born Shifting Fortunes of Nations

  • The word “social” has shifted

and been redefined. – Opportunity: segment people by interests and

  • ther characteristics

– Risk: over-exposure of people to like-minded peers, which may distance them from those who think and

  • perate differently

Social Networks / Bubblization EXAMPLES

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Talent mismatch and skills shortage escalate need for training and robust talent pipeline More flexibility and ways to share work Evolution of middle manager’s role as a result of the third economy Shift to employment security instead

  • f job security

Perfect storm of crises leads to uncertainty

  • Financial, economic – low growth

and high unemployment, fiscal, demographic, environmental and technological Job displacements due to productivity gains; creation of 2nd and 3rd economy

  • New technologies will replace and

create jobs Implications for the WOW

Economic Evolution: Materialization of Great Inversions A Collaborative and Humanistic Approach

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Second Economy

This approach states that overall productivity gains have reduced the number of jobs required for doing a number of tasks.

  • Combined productivity (labor +

capital productivity): the growing trend for employers to do more with less and the integration of several digital technologies.

Technology Takes Jobs

Third Economy

A stage stemming from the emergence of the second economy when a number of jobs will likely disappear, resulting in the need for a new skills.

Change in Managerial Role

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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New technologies to engage Gen Y New technologies have potential to boost productivity and innovation Virtual work and crowdsourcing mean geographical barriers matter less Technology creates flexibility Increasing interaction between employers and employees through mobile devices Big Data continues to be a huge challenge and opportunity

Technological change leads to disruption and creation of 2nd economy

  • New technologies face resistance
  • Virtual work models = new normal
  • New technologies and rise of

mobile open up new potential employees and consumers

  • Virtual work models are reshaping

the world of business

Implications for the WOW

Technological Evolution: Shifting Sands Accelerate

The Constant Evolution of Technology

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Technological Evolution: Shifting Sands Accelerate

EXAMPLE

80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

2003: Consumer internet surpasses business internet 2010: Internet video surpasses P2P as the largest consumer internet video traffic category 2011: The screen surface area of all consumer devices reaches 1 square foot per capita The number of networked devices equals the size of the entire global population 2012: The number of households generating over 1 TB per month hits the 1 million mark Internet video traffic reaches 50% consumer internet traffic 2014: One-fifth of consumer internet video now

  • riginates from non-PC devices

2015: The annual run rate of total IP traffic reaches zettabyte threshold Internet traffic from wireless devices exceeds internet traffic from wired devices The number of networked devices is double the size of the entire global population

MOBILE DATA EXCHANGE

Exabytes per Month Source: Cisco VNI, 2011

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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Clients – New focus for workforce strategy – Innovation: creating and executing the Human Age Corporation Individuals – Impact of entitlement attitude – Barriers to contingent working – Keeping pace with technology ManpowerGroup – Greater agility, flexibility, innovation – Rethinking technology – One size fits one: clients and candidates

The Uncertainty Paradox

  • Uncertainty drives new systems

and structures, which creates tension

  • A new level of flexibility, innovative

thinking and willingness to embrace change is required

  • The only way to navigate is to

unleash human potential

  • Talentism is the dominant

economic system

Implications for the WOW

Certain Uncertainty Prepare, Innovate, Adapt

Source: ManpowerGroup’s “Leading in the Human Age: Why an era of certain uncertainty requires new approaches in the World of Work” 2013 Future Forces

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What Are You Thinking?

  • In light of these trends, what are the new questions you

are going to ask?

– What are the skills that will be critical to driving your business strategy over the next 5 years? – Do we understand the workforce implications of our business strategy? – Is our leadership aligned on the shift we need to make? – How do new work models/structures impact the way in which we

  • perate?
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Supply Demand

Assumptions Have Changed in the Human Age

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Skilled Tradespeople Sales Representatives Drivers

Hardest Jobs to Fill

   

Technicians

Top 10 Globally: 2013 Top 10 US: 2013

Engineers

Accounting & Finance Staff

IT Staff

 4

Management/Executives

Secretaries, PA’s, Administrative Staff

Laborers

Skilled Tradespeople Drivers Management/Executives

   

IT Staff Sales Representatives

 

Accounting & Finance Staff

Technicians Engineers

Mechanics

Teachers

Source: ManpowerGroup’s 2012/2013 Talent Shortage Survey

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What’s the Impact?

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Achieving Your Business Strategy

Workforce Strategy needs to drive:

  • Productivity
  • Innovation
  • Speed
  • Agility

SUPPLY

External Forces:

  • Demographics / Talent

Mismatch

  • Individual Choice
  • Technological Changes

Internal Workforce

  • Internal Demographic Shifts
  • Leadership Capabilities
  • Legacy Mindsets
  • Work Models & People

Practices

DEMAND

  • Economic Forces
  • Competitive Forces
  • Customer Forces
  • Risk Forces
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HR Led Leadership Led

Business Strategy Talent Needs Deepen Understanding

  • f Talent Needs &

Wants Connect Needs to Customized Offerings Provide Motivation to Buy Again Drive Value Deliver the Offerings Work Models People Practices Talent Sources

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  • One standard work model
  • Flexible work models

Old: New:

  • One size fits all people

practices

  • Contemporary & flexible

people practices

  • Standardized talent

pipeline

  • Talent ecosystem with a

short time to value

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Work Models People Practices Talent Sources

  • What new practices will we need in order to

attract, develop and retain the talent we need?

  • What will motivate generations to work together?
  • How will our leadership models need to change?
  • Do we know all of our talent supply options?
  • How can we optimize the talent we have?
  • What talent strategies can we deploy to reach

undertapped and untapped talent pools?

  • What work models should we use?
  • How can we leverage the talent ecosystem to drive

productivity and innovation?

  • How do we manage a diverse and virtual workplace?
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  • Specialization of Work – more and more segmentation and specificity
  • f work being demanded, particularly of knowledge work.
  • Hyperspecialization – dividing work into smaller and smaller tasks

and distributing them via the Internet to many people.

  • Micro Entrepreneurs – increasingly work is being performed by

freelancers / contractors willing to work on an outcome basis so they can choose the work they want to do.

  • Collaboration – Horizontal organization.
  • Shift from Employee to Contestant – a rapid rise of virtual

marketplaces pitting contestants against each other to win work.

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How Are We Adapting?

Source: ManpowerGroup 2013 Talent Shortage Survey

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We Need to Rethink:

  • What is a job?
  • What is an employee?
  • What is leadership?
  • How do we pay and for what?
  • How do we drive productivity and innovation through our

people practices?

  • What are the new ways of thinking about and

approaching work to accelerate business performance and get access to the talent we need?

  • What needs to be differentiated and why?
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How Are We Adapting?

Source: ManpowerGroup 2013 Talent Shortage Survey

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  • Intelligent internal directories
  • App Store
  • Higher low-touch, high-touch

coordination

  • Infobesity management
  • Redefine role of corporate

university/training

  • Intersection

Talent/Technology

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Permanent Employees

Contingent Contractors Consultants Multiple Generations Undertapped and Untapped Communities / Crowd Volunteers Micro Entrepreneurs

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How Are We Adapting?

Source: ManpowerGroup 2013 Talent Shortage Survey

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  • “How do I remain competitive and

execute my business strategy in the face of talent shortage, value/margin compression and economic uncertainty?”

The Dilemma: The Solution:

  • “Accessing , Mobilizing, Optimizing and

Unleashing Human Potential”

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Questions?

rebekah.kowalski@right.com