The Transform Talent Podcast ManpowerGroup Talent Solutions

In today’s episode of Transform Talent, Georgina Huntley is joined by Mayra San Felipe, Learning Solutions Partner at Schneider Electric. 
 
The company embraces a multi-generational workforce and has recently deployed a senior talent program, which not only has helped their older members of staff feel more valued in the workplace but has also harbored impressively positive effects on the business as a whole. 
 
Today we’re going to discuss the value a multi-generational workforce can bring to a business and how programs like those at Schneider Electric can make a difference in showing the benefits. 
Resources 
 
Seasoned Workers Report: https://www.manpowergroup.co.uk/the-word-on-work/b_seasoned-workers-report/  

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In this episode of Transform Talent, Georgina Huntley is joined by Kayleigh Kuptz who is Co-Founder and COO of Deployed, a collaborative Statement of Work platform that works closely with TAPFIN. If you’re looking for answers on SoW, look no further! This is the podcast for you
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Is a data-led strategy the right approach to finding talent? If this is how you approach hiring in your workforce there may be some pitfalls to consider. 
On today’s episode we will be discussing all things data, and how you in leadership can harness actionable insights to build successes during the skills evolution. Host Georgina Huntley is joined by Anna Spaul, Director of Intelligence & Research at the ManpowerGroup. Anna leads on strategy and delivery of insights across our U.K. clients and business. As part of this, she has introduced a new intelligence-led strategy that shares insight on how you should be using data correctly to find your next new hire. 
Resources 
The Ultimate Reskilling Guide: https://library.manpowergroup.eu/story/ts-rpo-the-ultimate-reskilling-guide-2023 

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Diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging: a hot topic in talent acquisition at the moment, but as a business owner or recruiter it’s important to not consider it a fad. In this episode Georgina Huntley speaks to Global DE&I Manager at Jaguar Land Rover, Trishna Naik about how creating an inclusive work environment strengthens your workforce and productivity in the workplace. 
Resources 
2024 Workforce trends reports: https://www.manpowergroup.co.uk/the-word-on-work/the-age-of-adaptability-the-2024-workforce-trends-report/

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What does 2024 have in store for talent acquisition?In this episode of The Transform Talent podcast: Georgina Huntley sits down with Becky Frankiewicz, President North America & CCO at ManpowerGroup and Michael Stull, Managing Director at ManpowerGroup UK, to deep dive into their predictions for what to expect in the world of talent acquisition this year. What does 2024 have in store? Let’s find out!
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We are joined by, Dr Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic currently the Chief Talent Scientist at Manpower Group, co-founder of Deeper Signals and Metaprofiling, and Professor of Business Psychology at University College London and Columbia University. He's written over 150 scientific papers and 10 books on the psychology of talent, leadership, innovation, and ai, including his new book, iHuman AI Automation, and the Quest to reclaim what makes us unique. The globe is bringing so many questions to the table about how society's going to function moving forward, and how AI will play a huge part in that for better or for worse. The main question seems to be should we be afraid of AI or does AI come in peace?
AI is a prediction machine that identifies hidden patterns in large datasets and continuously improves itself. AI is commonly experienced through recommendation algorithms in everyday life, such as music streaming services and social media platforms. We explore why some people, including older workers, may fear AI and that concerns are often fuelled by sensationalist media stories and depictions of AI in popular culture. However, Dr Tomas emphasises that humans are still in control and most AI applications aim to simplify tasks and free up time for more creative pursuits. Tomas shares advice on how to stay informed about AI developments and how AI platforms like GPT can provide valuable insights.
In our conversation we delve into the potential of AI in talent acquisition and HR. Tomas highlights the opportunity to leverage AI for increased fairness and meritocracy in organisations. AI can help identify and close the gap between individual performance and career success. However, Tomas acknowledges that biases can still exist in AI systems and emphasises the importance of striving for improvement rather than perfection. Regarding future skills, Tomas suggests focusing on human traits that AI is less likely to master, such as empathy, kindness, self-awareness, critical thinking, and deep curiosity. These skills will be in demand as humans continue to interact with AI in the workplace. He also encourages organisations to think differently about diversity, including neurodiverse talent, to maximize the benefits of AI. 

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