EPISODE · Sep 17, 2019 · 9 MIN
Getting Succession Planning Right Using Assessments: 2019 Conference Speaker Nancy Parsons
from ATD Houston: Train To Win · host ATD Houston
Join Nancy Parsons at the ATD Houston 2019 Talent Development Conference and Expo - in Houston, TX on Sept 19, 2019.Getting Succession Planning Right Using AssessmentsSeptember 19, 20191:30 PM - 2:30 PM Katy BoardroomDespite the best intentions and time invested, many of today’s leadership succession planning processes miss the mark. In fact, for decades studies consistently show that leadership ineffective rates are unacceptably high. As we move to the fast-paced, constantly changing future, staying on the same course could have devasting results. With today’s succession planning processes, there is too much room for human biases and gaps in observations that influence decisions. Also, an abundance of hidden talent, largely found with diverse candidates, is never brought to the surface because traditional methods often fail to recognize true or raw talent. In order to make essential data-driven decisions to identify, develop and deploy the best talent for your organization, a scientifically validated assessment is essential. Learn how to design a top-down succession planning assessment strategy using scientifically validated instruments to meet the rapidly changing and disruptive challenges of the future. SpeakerNancy ParsonsCEO & President, CDR Assessment Group, IncFrom The ATD Houston Podcast Studio hosted by M. Bruce Abbott - Houston voice over talent
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ATD Houston 2019 Talent Development Conference Speaker Nancy Parsons shares the concept of "Getting Succession Planning Right Using Assessments" as we preview her conference presentation. Learn more at www.tdhouston.org. as we preview her conference presentation. Learn more at www.tdhouston.org.
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