The practice of proactively identifying and reaching out to qualified candidates who are not actively applying for jobs — through LinkedIn, professional communities, referrals, and talent databases to build a pipeline of high-quality talent.
Workforce scenario planning is most valuable during periods of business uncertainty where the single-point forecast that most workforce planning processes produce is obviously unreliable. Rather than pretending that one future is more knowable than others, scenario planning explicitly models multiple futures and determines what workforce actions are common across all scenarios and which are specific to particular outcomes. Actions that are optimal across all scenarios should be taken immediately. Actions that are optimal only in specific scenarios should be staged, with triggers defined that determine when to accelerate or reverse them as actual business conditions reveal which scenario is unfolding. This approach produces more resilient workforce strategies than either rigid single-scenario planning or reactive decision-making without any forward structure.
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