DAVID PEASE, SPHR, SHRM-SCP DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES BANGOR SAVINGS BANK
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PEOPLE, PURPOSE & PASSION 1. Differentiate as a Great Place to Work – Be a Company with a Purpose and Engage Your Employees Passion
CULTURE IS TO RECRUITMENT AS PRODUCT IS TO MARKETING People People Want to need a Work for a Sense of Winner Belonging People Want to go Want to on a Make a Meaningful Difference Journey
YOUR CULTURE = YOUR EMPLOYMENT BRAND 2. Create a Talent Culture that Attracts and Retain Top People. 3. Your Brand is Your “Promise” to Candidates & Employees.
DEVELOP YOUR PEOPLE SKILLS 4. Develop & Train Managers to be Talent Scouts, Performance & Career Coaches and Engagement Gurus.
ROLE AS TALENT SCOUT • Identify current & future staffing needs • Define desired job skills/profiles • Cultivate external talent pool • Hire for Fit – Applicants to job/culture • Create high work standards/expectations • Provide meaningful, accelerated onboarding • Build internal talent pipeline 5. Network – Prospect, Develop & Source Talent 6. Strong Online Presence – LinkedIn, Website, Glassdoor 7. Build Diversity & Inclusion 8. Develop Partnerships w/ educational & workforce organizations
THE HIRING STUDY • 46% of newly hired employees will fail within 18 months, while only 19% will achieve unequivocal success. Hiring For Attitude by Mark Murphy
HIRING SUPER STARS • Client-centric • Results driven • Self Motivated • Collaborative/Team Player • High EQ • Quick Learner/Inquisitive • Solutions focused • Adaptable & Resilient • Achievement Drive 9. Hire for Attitude & Aptitude – Train for Skills
YOUR RECRUITMENT PROCESS IS BROKEN! Bad Candidate Experience 70% of Organizations 42% Would not apply again investing in a strong 83% Would tell others not to candidate experience apply Would not buy co improve their quality of 59% product hires by 70%. 10. Differentiate your hiring process – welcoming, ease, speed, communicative & responsive – you will attract top talent.
HIRE SMART PEOPLE – GET OUT OF THEIR WAY • Onboard quickly – get out of the way – give people the authority to do their jobs. Give them a voice. Listen. Support growth. Allow them to prosper. 11. Empower employers – delegate authority along with job responsibilities.
“It is the role of a manager/leader to help employees achieve their maximum performance and strive for their optimal personal potential.” -- David Pease
ROLE AS A PERFORMANCE COACH • Feedback, Feedback, Feedback! • Set goals aligned with Vision • Recognize/Reward results exceeding goals • Thank employees who are meeting goals • Quickly address staff falling short of standards • Build on employee’s strengths • Identify ways to grow & develop staff 12. Establish a company Feedback Model. Use it. 13. Create meaningful performance goals. 14. Performance – Frequent, Ongoing, Focus on Success & Development.
DEVELOPMENT MODEL •Set high expectations • Set clear job •Provide job standards & expectations & necessary skill building performance goals •Assimilate & connect Onboarding Performance •Provide skills training with bank attributes Management •Provide on-going •Align job duties with Assimilation to positive & constructive Vision 2018/Strategic bank culture Optimize feedback Initiatives Alignment individual •Calibrate competencies performance & attributes Retention through feedback Career Coaching Development Improved results Behavior •Challenge them to •Career discussion Engagement become their best modification •Educational plan & Retention •Listen without distraction •Long term career plan Increased productivity •On-going skills training •Identify project work, •Coach knowledge, skills committee & community or actions as needed participation •Praise specific behavior 15) Create a Development Model. 16) Establish meaningful onboarding – roll out red carpet. 17) Train Managers to Coach – hold them accountable.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT • 68% of employees say their managers aren’t actively engaged in their career development. It shouldn’t come as a surprise then 40% of employees are actively looking for a new job. 18. Provide career development support – it can give you a huge differentiation in the marketplace.
RETAIN TOP TALENT AT ALL COSTS 19. Invest and development an internal talent pipeline.
MANAGER ADVICE 20. Hold managers accountable for People Leadership. Provide ongoing training & support. 21. Transform recruitment and development from reactive to proactive.
ROLE AS ENGAGEMENT GURU 22. Train managers on being engagement expects.
ENGAGEMENT DRIVERS 1. Do you know what is expected of you at work? 2. Do you have the materials & equipment to do your work right? 3. At work, do you have the opportunity to do what you do best daily? 4. In past 7 days, did you received recognition for doing good work? 5. Does your supervisor seem to care about you as a person? 6. Is there someone at work who encourages your development? 7. At work, do your opinions seem to count? 8. Does the co. mission/purpose make you feel your job is important? 9. Are your co-workers committed to doing quality work? 10. Do you have a best friend at work? 11. In past 6 months, has manager talked to you about your progress? 12. In the last year, have you had opportunities to learn and grow?
DIMENSIONS OF ENGAGEMENT
M-A-G-N-E-T MODEL Meaningful and challenging work Appreciation and Advancement Goal Alignment and Achievement Need to be Involved in Decisions Equitable Total Compensation Team Connectivity and Success 23. Create an organization Engagement Model to Attract & Retain Top People Talent.
ENGAGEMENT – MANAGER’S ROLE 24. Select Managers who have strong people skills, interests and attributes. Create dual career paths for strong technical experts.
IGNITE THE ENGAGEMENT FIRE Challenge their Minds ▪ Interesting Work ▪ Autonomy to Perform ▪ Knowledge & Skill Mastery Capture their Hearts ▪ Job Purpose ▪ Appreciation ▪ Connection to Others 25. Inspire the hearts and minds of your employees.
CLOSING THOUGHTS
QUESTIONS? David Pease, SPHR & SHRM-SCP SVP – Director of Human Resources Bangor Savings Bank 280 Fore Street Portland, ME 04101 David.pease@bangor.com (207) 577-7297 Feel free to connect with me on social media LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter (MaineHR)
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