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In today's global environment, decision makers must consider the organization's business goals and direction while mining talent and manage the IT workforce. By prioritizing the needs of companies, which are open to diversity and unique expertise, and appreciate the talent that already exists internally, executives are more likely to employ workers in line with company values - one that plays a strategic role in the company's ability to develop new services and expand into new markets.

Successful managers agree: The power of organization that controls the Information Technology (IT) are essential components to build and grow a successful company.
And today's global environment allows for an organization to build a workforce with no geographical boundaries and regions. An organization can attract labor and human resources from around the world to build the strongest and most efficient team possible.

As a result, it is important for organizations to develop a systematic approach to recruit and retain talent on a global level. In addition, organizations should implement strategies to optimize and utilize global talent of IT services that best suits their business needs of IT services. The following tips will help CIOs more effectively in a global executive recruiting IT candidates to ensure their organization's workforce is built for success.



1. Set goals but allow flexibility in the role

Setting goals and objectives are required when determining the roles and responsibilities within an organization, but also essential to maintain the flexibility to provide space for the unique individual skills and experience.

Maintain control of the IT workforce is most effective when the requirements are clearly defined roles while still being flexible enough to incorporate a variety and scope of skills and talent available. For example, executives can reconsider the role of service technicians' so that the unique skills an employee can shine.

By remaining flexible, easier to ensure the organizational culture will support the various groups of employees who grew up with their strengths and follow their instincts.



2. Recruit and promote from within

Companies should strive to identify internal resources to build and develop their workforce. Many managers have found that the resources of their most valuable companies located within the organization. Given proper training and support, internal candidates are placed in a position to perform a wider variety of tasks, especially vital capacity in the IT services industry where technology and processes are constantly evolving.



3. Rent to innate talent and are willing to invest in training

Most of the executives tried to build a successful organization understands that it is very important to find a balance between innate ability and experience or specific qualification when looking for IT talent. Often, hiring managers get a candidate who may have personal experience, right, and ability to solve problems but can not set a particular certifications or technical skills.

When it comes to the pooling of talent and building IT manpower, decision makers need to understand that while certain skills can be taught, innate ability and the attitude of the prospective hire can not be inculcated by training. When a candidate with the right personality available - even if he does not have a specific set of skills - it helps to determine the skills required for the position and determine whether the gap can be successfully achieved certification through training.





4. Build a network of candidates

To maintain the most efficient workforce and IT balanced, it is important to be consistent in looking for talent. This is even more important as a source of global talent, so that prospective resources are larger and more diverse. Having a prospective candidate will reduce the chance the organization will be caught or not ready when the open position.

Managers must ensure that they never make a hasty decision or a loss of opportunity to talent. Check your organization's business plan and try to anticipate future needs, including geographic expansion or relocation. Network and build relationships in an effort to recruit talent that is consistent with the needs of your organization's future and direction.



5. Diversification

The most diverse organizations tend to be a flexible and strategic about recruiting and retaining IT talent. Executives in these organizations understand the value of diversity in experience, perspective and skills while building a workforce. This is even more important when building a global workforce of IT, because there are greater opportunities to connect with individuals with various expertise. By utilizing the talents that exist, maintaining a global network, and investing in diversity, the organization can effectively mine new service source IT talent, build a multicultural talent, and well positioned for market success.



By focusing on the ability of appropriate resources to identify sources of new talent, optimize IT talents and build a strong network of talent, organizations can gain access to skills that support business goals, build teamwork strengths and recruit effectively to increase excellence competitive. Will eventually become a large and successful organizations in running a business.

So we submit tips that bias could hopefully be motifator for young entrepreneurs who will build a new business system by utilizing IT with berbasih in global technology.

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