15.4 Changing knowledge and skills Flashcards

1
Q

H_____ c_______ is one of the most important intangible assets an organisation has.

A

Human capital

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Give two examples of recent structural changes in the workplace

A
Outsourcing low/mid level jobs
Rapid advances require employee training
Millenials demand purposeful employment
Reporting structures are flatter
Drive for diversity
Significant increase in flexible working
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3
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How have employee turnover rates changed in recent years?

A

They have increased, moving away from the “job for life” mentality.

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Proactively managing talent should create a c________ a_________ for the organisation.

A

competitive advantage

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Why is employee training increasingly important in the workplace?

A

Skills and knowledge are becoming outdated at an increasing rate.

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What is reverse mentoring?

A

An initiative where younger employees teach older ones on topics such as technology and media trends.

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7
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What is blended learning?

A

A combination of more traditional classroom-based and online learning

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What type of risk is talent risk?

A

Business risk

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9
Q

How is automation and AI changing the workforce?

A

Profession such as data scientists are increasingly in demand, while others like data processors are declining.

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Who is responsible for ensuring that an effective and robust talent management process is in place to deliver value for stakeholders?

A

The board

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