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FAQ
Basics of Succession Planning
Succession planning is a strategic process of identifying and developing potential leaders within an organization to ensure business continuity. It involves preparing high-potential employees to step into key leadership roles when current leaders retire, resign, or move to different positions.
Succession planning is crucial because it:
- Ensures organizational stability
- Reduces disruption during leadership transitions
- Identifies and develops internal talent
- Improves employee retention and engagement
- Mitigates risks associated with key personnel departures
Key Concepts
A talent pipeline is a pool of potential candidates who are ready to fill key positions within an organization. It involves continuously identifying, developing, and preparing employees for future roles, ensuring a steady supply of skilled talent for critical positions.
High-potential employees (HiPos) are individuals who demonstrate the ability, performance, and aspiration to rise to and succeed in senior leadership roles. They typically:
Consistently exceed performance expectations
Show strong leadership capabilities
Exhibit learning agility and adaptability
Align with organizational values