Insights
The Philippine Talent Development Framework
The Philippine Talent Development Framework is one of the key contributions of the Philippine Society for Talent Development (PSTD) in elevating the practice of Talent Development in the Philippines. This series of articles will help the readers navigate through the different aspects of the framework for them to appreciate the relevance and importance of having our country’s version of the Talent Development Framework. In Part 1 of the series, we will focus on providing a broader understanding of the Talent Development Framework as a journey more than just a set of competencies. Part 2 will delve deeper into the details of each of the 9 Talent Development Capabilities that enable a successful transition to each of the different stages in the Talent Development journey.
The Man Behind Road To 1K – PSTD BoT Ed Ebreo
We have seen a lot of activities in relation to memberships and communications. The Road to 1K campaign of PSTD is at its full blast this year. Major initiatives have been launched in relation to managing the membership experience. Let us get to know the man behind this campaign by reading through the interview transcript of PSTD Trustee, Edwin Ebreo.
Career Management Practices and Challenges: A Survey of Philippine Organizations
Personal career growth is one of the top motivators of employees. Many talents would be willing to receive a lower offer for a higher position level. Professionals seek promotions to obtain new competencies, gain respect of their peers and to create a strong personal brand. Consequently, a lack of career growth opportunities can lead top talents to seek employment elsewhere. Recognizing the importance of career management in talent development and retention, Philippine Society of Talent Development (PSTD), in partnership with Fourthwall, launched a survey on current career management practices and challenges of organizations in the Philippines.
The Philippine Talent Development Framework
The Philippine Talent Development Framework is one of the key contributions of the Philippine Society for Talent Development (PSTD) in elevating the practice of Talent Development in the Philippines. This series of articles will help the readers navigate through the different aspects of the framework for them to appreciate the relevance and importance of having our country’s version of the Talent Development Framework. In Part 1 of the series, we will focus on providing a broader understanding of the Talent Development Framework as a journey more than just a set of competencies. Part 2 will delve deeper into the details of each of the 9 Talent Development Capabilities that enable a successful transition to each of the different stages in the Talent Development journey.
The Man Behind Road To 1K – PSTD BoT Ed Ebreo
We have seen a lot of activities in relation to memberships and communications. The Road to 1K campaign of PSTD is at its full blast this year. Major initiatives have been launched in relation to managing the membership experience. Let us get to know the man behind this campaign by reading through the interview transcript of PSTD Trustee, Edwin Ebreo.
Career Management Practices and Challenges: A Survey of Philippine Organizations
Personal career growth is one of the top motivators of employees. Many talents would be willing to receive a lower offer for a higher position level. Professionals seek promotions to obtain new competencies, gain respect of their peers and to create a strong personal brand. Consequently, a lack of career growth opportunities can lead top talents to seek employment elsewhere. Recognizing the importance of career management in talent development and retention, Philippine Society of Talent Development (PSTD), in partnership with Fourthwall, launched a survey on current career management practices and challenges of organizations in the Philippines.
Contact Details
Address: Unit 3A35 Grand Central Residences, Tower 1, EDSA cor. Sultan Street, Mandaluyong City
Phone: 8721-6096
Telefax: 8721-7464
Wireless: 8703-8789 or 90
Email: programs@pstd.org, inquiries@pstd.org
   
  
  
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Contact Details
Address: Unit 3A35 Grand Central Residences, Tower 1, EDSA cor. Sultan Street, Mandaluyong City
Phone: 8721-6096
Telefax: 8721-7464
Wireless: 8703-8789 or 90
Email: programs@pstd.org, inquiries@pstd.org
