The Talent Powered Organization: Strategies for Globalization, Talent Management and High Performance - Hardcover

"This book gets it right - talent is the difference maker." Edward E Lawler, The Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, author of Built for Talent "Insightful, data-rich and comprehensive - a must read for all members of senior management and students of management." Fred K Foulkes, Professor, Boston University School of Management "[A] terrific book about the discovery, sourcing, development and alignment of talent - by three people who have made their living doing it." Steve Kerr, Goldman Sachs "An exceptionally articulate and example-laden contribution to understanding the new corporation and the new employee." Don Tapscott, Chief Executive, New Paradigm, author of Wikinomics and Growing Up Digital "Talent is essential to competitiveness in the new economy. The Talent Powered Organization offers powerful arguments about how to develop and use it." Peter Cappelli, Professor, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, author of Talent on Demand "This timely and comprehensive book places the challenge of talent firmly in the global context of shifting demographics and changing patterns of industry growth. With a style which is practical, engaging and thought provoking - this is a must read for any business leader." Lynda Gratton, Professor, London Business School, author of Hot Spots "This book reveals the hidden key to sustainable competitive advantage in a turbulent global economy." Business Executive "Unlike many management books, this one has a British setting, making it both relevant and understandable." Edge "Equivalent to five years of The Economist." "A sparkling and lucid guide to some of the key issues facing businesses today." "It represents value for money and is the equivalent of having five years' worth of The Economist at your fingertips." Training and Coaching Today, Nov 2007 "The Talent Powered Organisation offers the collective wisdom of three HR consultants from the high-performance practice at Accenture." "This book tackles one of the most pressing and challenging issues on managers' agendas, winning the battle for talent." Manager (British Journal of Administrative Management) "Valuable for practising and aspiring HR executives, it also merits wider attention from senior management." "The Talent Powered Organisation will help organisations to win the battle for talent." People Management, Nov 2007 "A comprehensive review of the trends that are elevating talent management to the top of the corporate agenda." "Among the first books in the field to provide a through and holistic perspective on how to respond to these new challenges on a global scale." Consultant News, December 2007 'A comprehensive review of the trends that are elevating talent management to the top of the corporate agenda - from recruiting young technicians from the developing world, to retaining valuable experience from an aging generation of employees, to integrating Generation Y into the workforce.' 'Among the first books in the field to provide a through and holistic perspective on how to respond to these new challenges on a global scale.' Accenture Newsroom, December "Provides a fresh look at human capital management. Ample use of diagrams and case studies do a good job of presenting complex issues in a simple format." "If you are putting together a paper on hoe to retain and multiply talent in your organization, or if you are a student studying strategic HR and talent management in a global context, this book offers helpful tips." Training & Development (USA) January 2008 "Written in a reader friendly way by leading experts from Accenture's Institute for High Performance/Human Performance practice." "A Revealing and rewarding read" Long Range Planning, winter 2008 'Whatever your Business function, this book will make you think about business in a new way. It will broaden your horizons, and help you and your organisation to survive and prosper in the 21st Century.' Business Executive, Nov 2007 'A must - read for any leader striving for greater organisational performance' Professional Manager, January 2008