Lesson 7: Succession Planning

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Succession Planning

The continuity of leadership within organizations. It includes the process of identifying and developing talent.

It promotes employee growth and career advancement opportunities, fosters a culture of talent development and retention

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  • Talent Management and Development

  • Human Resources

  • Department Heads

  • Top Management

Key Positions

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  • Urgency

  • Impact

  • Skills

  • Internal Talent

  • External Talent

Defining Criticality

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Successors

Identified based on performance, potential, skills, and competencies.

Are either internal candidates or sourced externally.

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  • Talent Profiling

  • Talent Review

  • Talent Development

  • Talent Monitoring

Succession Planning Activities & Tools

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Talent Profiling

Identify talents that have a good understanding of key responsibilities of the critical position and possess the capability or have the potential to learn the capability.

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Talent Review

Assess critical talent’s aspirations, abilities, and readiness to craft a development plan following the role.

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Talent Development

Execute development plans to ensure the steady growth of talent towards desired level of proficiency.

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Talent Monitoring

Track the progress of talent’s development and gauge if the talent is ready for the new position or if there is a change to their readiness.

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Capabilities

innate or developed abilities and attributes of individuals or organizations.

It represents a capacity to perform tasks.

These are often the foundation which competencies and skills are built.

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Competencies

specific clusters of knowledge, skills, and behaviors that individuals or teams need to perform a role or function effectively.

are more job-specific and encompass a range of capabilities and skills.

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Skills

are practical, learned abilities or techniques that enable individuals to perform specific tasks or actions.

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Development Planning

created for identified successors, outlining specific actions, training, experiences, and mentorship opportunities aimed at preparing employees for future roles.

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  • Coaching and Mentoring

  • Training

  • Stretch Assignments

  • Job Rotation

  • Shadowing

Individual Development Plan Interventions

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Coaching and Mentoring

Individualized guidance provided by a mentor or supervisor to enhance specific skills or address developmental needs.

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Training

Formal instruction or learning activities designed to develop or improve specific job-related skills, knowledge, or competencies.

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Stretch Assignment

Challenging projects or tasks assigned to individuals to expand their skills, knowledge, and abilities beyond their current role or comfort zone

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Job Rotation

A structured program that involves moving individuals through different roles or departments within an organization to broaden their experience and perspective.

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Shadowing

Observational learning method where individuals closely observe and learn from experienced colleagues or mentors as they perform their job tasks.

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Talent Mobility

Opportunities for lateral moves, temporary assignments, and special projects are provided to broaden successors' experiences and perspectives.

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Communication

including identifying successors and development plans with relevant stakeholders to ensure alignment and support

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  • PROMOTION

  • PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL

  • OICship/Officership/Management Trainee

  • EMPLOYEE MOVEMENT - horizontal, lateral, vertical, backfilling

Talent Mobility Activities

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Talent Retention

Implement talent management strategies to promote employee engagement, job satisfaction, and retention, including competitive compensation and benefits, career development opportunities, work- life balance initiatives, and a positive work environment.

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  • Build

  • Borrow

  • Bind

  • Buy

  • Bounce

  • Boost

  • Bot

Talent Retention Strategy

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Build

Identifying high-potential individuals within the organization and investing in their development to prepare for future leadership roles.

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Borrow

Involves temporarily filling leadership gaps by assigning interim or temporary leaders from within the organization or through external

partnerships

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Bind

Emphasizes retaining key talent critical to the organization's success, thereby reducing the risk of talent shortages and turnover.

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Buy

Involves recruiting external talent to fill critical leadership roles that cannot be filled internally or require specialized expertise

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Bounce

Facilitating smooth transitions for departing leaders and ensuring knowledge transfer to successors.

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Boost

Continuously enhancing the capabilities and readiness of potential successors to meet evolving organizational needs.

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Bot

Assess the potential impact on employees whose roles may be replaced and develop transition plans that may include upskilling or reassignment

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  • Clear and Measurable Objectives

  • Timeline and Milestones

  • Resource Allocation and Budgeting

  • Team Responsibilities and Accountability

  • Performance Tracking and Adjustments

Action Plan

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  • Ready Now

  • Ready Next (1-2 years)

  • Ready Soon (3-4 years)

  • Ready Later (5-6 years)

Succession Readiness Chart

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Ready Now

Candidate possesses the requisite skills, experience, and competencies to step into leadership roles immediately

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Ready Next (1-2 years)

Candidate exhibits potential and readiness to assume leadership responsibilities within a relatively short timeframe.

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Ready Soon

Candidate has the potential for leadership roles, but requires significant development and experience to full readiness.

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Ready Later (5-6 years)

Candidate is in the early stages of their career development and requires substantial time and investment to reach readiness.