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FROM TO
Hierarchy Network
Command Alignment
Experience Insight
Competing Co-operation
Discipline Initiative
National - Functional Cross-border/Cross-functional
TASK ORIENTATION RESULT ORIENTATION
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management management
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Management
Management
• Results
focus Dealing
Opening Up • Initiative with others
Long-term
Long-term • Know yourself • Innovation &
• Insight • Proactive
Development
Development •Progress
Service Orientation
and Development Guide
Renovation
co-operation
Part 2: Career & Development
Plan
Name:
Review
Current position:
• Curiosity
Date of last
• Convincing
Key Areas to be
Developed
Improvement needs
Action plan (what, by
whom, by when,
Strengths
others
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• CourageLeadership Framework
Leadership Framework
Compensation
OPENING UP Proactive Cooperation
Compensation PartKnow
1:Yourself Part 2: Career &
Annual Business
Objectives
Possible Options for Action plan
Achievements Impact / Convince Others
Development
Reviewer’s Comments
Personal / Career
Development (if
Insight
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INSPIRING PEOPLE
Life-long
Life-longLearning
Service Orientation
Learning
Lead People
Employee Comments
Long Term Develop People
Development
Curiosity Nature of the Contribution
Objectives Practice what you Preach
Transforms Name of reviewer
Name of employee
Courage
Steers Signature Signature
KNOWLEDGE
Masters
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ADDING VALUE Product Knowledge
Acquires
Results Focus
Professional Knowledge & Skills
Trails 4
Initiative
What is a competency ?
Any characteristic of a person that differentiates levels of performance
Demonstrably Related to Superior Performance in a Job
Characteristic that Enables Superior Performance :
•more often
•in more situations
Skill
Knowledge
Social Role
Behaviours
Self-Image
Trait
Motive
Curiosity
Proactive cooperation
Courage
Task-Related
Knowledge
and Skills
For Example: Knowledge of Electronics, Companies
Products, Labor Relations, Law, Skill in
active listening, Negotiating
Low High
Job Complexity
Inspiring
People
• Lead people
• Develop people
• Practise
what you preach
Adding
• Results
Value
focus Dealing
Opening • Initiative with
Up
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•others
• Innovation &
• Insight Renovation Proactive
• Service Orientation co-operation
• Curiosity • Convincing
others
• Courage
RESULTS FOCUS
The drive to meet or exceed ambitious performance objectives and quality standards, deliver business results and
continually find sustainable improvements in methods and processes.
INITIATIVE
Initiative makes people act in a proactive way by taking action and not simply thinking about the future. People with
initiative not only react to situations but also anticipate future opportunities or problems, and act upon them well in
advance.
INNOVATION / RENOVATION
People exhibiting this behavior challenge the status quo in a drive for improvement, and come up with new ideas to
operate more efficiently. At a highly developed level, they act as change catalysts for the whole organization.
PROACTIVE COOPERATION
Proactive cooperation implies working collaboratively with others, demonstrating commitment to achieve group
objectives, understanding the needs and goals of others and adapting one's own views and behavior when
appropriate. It may involve the sacrifice of individual objectives with a view to achieving the group objectives.
LEAD PEOPLE
Leading people is the ability to unite individuals, make them believe in themselves and in what they are doing, so they
push their limits and are encouraged to outperform. It implies actively demonstrating the behaviors that are consistent
with Nestlé Management and Leadership Principles.
DEVELOP PEOPLE
Developing people means helping individuals identify their short and long-term development needs, encouraging their
individual learning by providing them with appropriate support.
Set Personal
Business
Performance
Objectives
Objectives*
Development Identify
Plan Behaviors
Review
Final Review
Progress
Salary Review
Planning Succession
This is the process by which successors are designated for positions within the organization in order to ensure
business continuity and excellence. This process enables management to gain sound knowledge of the future
requirements of the organization and plan for leadership talent, as well as identify any area where qualified
successors do not exist.
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Training and Learning
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Mini-career
Mini-career Mini-career
Mini-career
committees
committees committees
committees
Career
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committee Career
Careercommittee
committee
P&DG
End of February:
Nov-Jan • PDG finalized by Markets and
forwarded to CE HR
Run PDG (incl. achievement
of objectives) • Personal objectives defined
September:
March
Applications for
Rive Reine Consolidate
End of March:
programs individual
completed training & Individual training &
May-Oct
development development consolidated
Run training plan by CE HR
& actions to
close
development April
Prepare Mid of April:
gaps
regional Training plan
training & developed for Region
development
plan
End of April:
Plans approved by
CdD
End of February:
Nov-Feb
PDG finalized by
Run PDG (incl. achievement Markets and forwarded
of objectives) to CE HR
March
End of March:
Propose
succession Succession plan
June-Oct
plan proposals logged into
Plans & database by Markets and
actions to fill CE Management
gaps
End of April:
April-May
Succession planning Succession plan reviewed
discussions between through and finalized by
June:
• CM – CE CE Director and CE HR
CE Succession • CE – LOC May:
planning completed
and sent to HQ Vevey Approved succession plan
End of February:
Nov-Feb
October PDG finalized by
Run PDG (incl. achievement Markets and forwarded
T&D budget of objectives) to CE HR
established
through CM +
CE HR + CE March-April
Finance
Collect and
assess needs
June-Oct vs existing End of April
opportunities
Plans & Training and development needs
actions to fill consolidated and comparison to
gaps
May existing training * opportunities
completed
Develop
individual
June Training &
Existing Training
development • Country local: CM, local HR
Individual training &
plan • Nestlé centralized/decentralized: CE HR
development plan
approved by CM + • Rive-Reine: CE HR
CE HR • E-learning tools: CE HR
Questions &
Answers
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