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Succession plans and candidates
Maintain succession plans and the people being considered for each role. Keep candidate information available for the leaders who need to discuss future coverage.
Succession and career growth
Plan for critical roles with successor candidates, readiness assessments and talent pools. HR and leaders review scenarios and career paths, then connect agreed succession plans with the development work needed for a future move.
Succession tools
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Maintain succession plans and the people being considered for each role. Keep candidate information available for the leaders who need to discuss future coverage.
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Record assessments of successor readiness. Give talent discussions a shared reference for the employee's current position and the development still required.
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Organize succession talent pools and use available nine-box views. Review the employee population in context when discussing development priorities and future roles.
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Model different succession options and review the proposed plan. Scenario records help leaders examine alternatives before agreeing which path to pursue.
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Maintain career paths and supported internal mobility processes. Connect succession discussions with opportunities for employees to move within the organization.
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Record development work for potential successors and route succession approvals. Connect the plan with employee development priorities and performance conversations.
Explore development plansTalent discussions
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Organize plans, readiness information and talent pools. Prepare the records needed for succession discussions and keep the agreed plan available afterward.
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Review critical roles, candidate readiness and development needs. Consider alternative scenarios and participate in the decisions required for the succession plan.
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Follow the development priorities attached to successor candidates. Use career and performance context when preparing the work that will support a future move.
Planning process
Prepare the succession plan and candidate information. Use talent pools and employee context to establish the people the leadership team needs to consider.
Review assessments and discuss alternative scenarios. Examine the development required and obtain the approvals your succession process needs.
Maintain successor development information and revisit the plan in later talent discussions. Record changes as candidates, readiness or organizational needs evolve.
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