In the master's thesis we present the concept of talent management and the aspect of collaboration between academia and industry.
The theoretical part of the thesis is divided into two sets. In the first set, talent management and its elements are professionally defined, such as planning and talent attraction, selection and introduction of newly accepted talents in the organization, and their development and keeping in the organization. In detail, we focus on the phenomenon of global talent management. In the second set, the importance of cooperation between science and industry for the development and management of talents is presented and the advantages and limitations of this cooperation.
In the empirical part, both presented sets are combined into an analysis of an innovative event organized by a selected company. For the company, the event represents one of the keyways of attracting and hiring talents. The event organizers and former event participants, now employees of the company, were interviewed to explore the reasons for the introduction of the event in the company, what positive aspects it brings, what are its goals and aspects. We further wanted to explore what potential shortcomings were perceived, where there are opportunities for improvement and potential challenges for the future. We found that the company decided to organize the event primarily with the aim of acquiring and hiring the best talents and because of the very recognition of the company as a good employer. Both goals have also been successfully achieved, and in doing so, the company also faces certain challenges. We conclude that the personnel potential that could be reached with the event is still underused. The company also faces challenges on how to ensure that the event is always up-to-date and interesting for the participants, how to ensure the best possible networking and how to establish communication about the event to reach as many potential participants as possible.
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