How To Identify, Manage, And Nurture High-Potential Employees

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“Motivating employees to work at their full potential is the main premise of successful management.” – Eraldo Banovac, energy expert and university professor Rare is the workplace sta몭ed with cookie-cutter employees. There are always the gems who stand out on account of being very e몭cient at their tasks, skilled at training and developing new hires, and picking up the most bonuses, promotions, or other incentives. Remember, though, that high performers are not necessarily high-potential employees (HiPos).

Who is a HiPo? According to Bersin by Deloitte, a HiPo is a person with “the potential, ability, and aspiration to hold successive leadership positions in an organization”. Such a person typically is a team member whose key qualities make him/her a highly bene몭cial contributor to the future success of the business.

Why are HiPos important? HiPos are estimated to be 91% more valuable than non-HiPos, due to their key role in the


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