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Article No.: 09-11
Article Title: Your 2009 Human Resource Management Checklist
Author: Linda Gravett, Ph.D., SPHR, CEQC
As the year is winding down, now is a great time to reflect on what you’ve accomplished as an HR practitioner this year . . . and consider what is still left to be done! Here’s a checklist to jumpstart your thinking - and planning - to have a successful 2009.
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I’ve ascertained what HR’s goals are that will support the organization’s strategic business imperatives. |
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I’ve developed an action plan with tactics for achieving identified goals. |
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I understand how my goals are aligned with the organization’s Mission, Vision and Values. |
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I’ve learned from key leaders throughout the organization the core competencies that are necessary across employees to achieve the organization’s Mission and Vision. |
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I’ve identified gaps across the organization where the competencies need to be developed, as well as an action plan for closing those gaps. |
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I know the areas in the organization where productivity or quality, or both, is lower than it should be. |
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I’ve identified a plan to address skills gaps as well as systemic barriers that prevent people from being as productive as possible. |
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I’ve identified internal and external resources that have the appropriate expertise to shore up competency gaps. |
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I’ve built a network of internal and external experts that I can leverage to meet organizational needs. |
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I have a plan to gather data on employee development needs for 2010. |
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I have specific measures in place to help me determine if my strategic plan for 2009 was successful. |
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