Potential

These practices are associated with improved performance and unleashed potential, as supported by theories of motivation.

Due to the increasing pace of changes, innovation can happen anywhere across the organization and its ecosystem. It requires people to break down conventional wisdom, constantly develop their talents, and unleash their potential.

To unlock workforce potential, put emphasis on continuous long-term investments in talent development to improve productivity, creativity, and performance. This approach appreciates that an organization's or an economy's productive capacity primarily lies in its people and their collective potential.

Strategies & Practices to Capitalize on Workforce Potential

-Learning Systems: Developing learning systems is crucial to capitalize on the potential of human capital, enabling its growth.

-Training and Development: Prioritize training and development to ensure professionals possess the necessary skills, while decentralized decision-making offers opportunities to improve problem-solving competencies.

-Reciprocal Commitment: Organizations can foster reciprocal commitment by investing in their members through training, skill development, and career enrichment. This encourages employees to reciprocate with greater commitment and enhanced performance.

-Adequate Resources: Optimize resource and talent alignment to ensure an adequate supply of high-quality human assets is essential for long-term development.

-Management Practices: Implementing management practices that emphasize quality and productivity is the key to improving business performance. Structuring work organization to foster quality and innovation is important to unleash collective potential.

Practices for High-Quality Workforce

-People Investment: Significant investments in training and development for helping people discover potential and develop their innate talent.

-People Empowerment: Empower people through decentralized decision-making authority, and encourage participation in strategic decision-making.

-Pay for performance, reward for potential development. Encourage self-managed work teams via collaborative platforms to develop talent, increase autonomy, and harness innovation. 

These practices are associated with improved performance and managing potential, as supported by theories of motivation. Investing in professional skills and abilities leads to a higher-quality workforce, which, combined with valued rewards and a role in problem-solving, results in greater effort, commitment, motivation, flexibility, and innovation, ultimately leading to higher organizational performance in the long run.

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