Compensation and Benefits Management
Design and manage fair, competitive pay and benefits, using job evaluation, salary surveys, pay structures and incentive schemes while keeping reward costs under control.
Design a talent management strategy that identifies critical roles and high-potential employees, develops them through targeted programs and builds succession pipelines that support business goals.
This Talent Management Strategy course looks at how organizations attract, develop, deploy and retain the people who matter most to their future. Participants examine how a talent strategy links to business strategy, how critical roles are identified, how potential is assessed separately from performance, and how succession plans reduce the risk of losing key capability. The course treats talent management as an integrated system, connecting workforce planning, development, career paths, engagement and reward rather than running them as separate initiatives.
The approach is practical and analytical. Participants use tools such as the nine-box grid, talent review templates and succession risk assessments, and work through case studies of organizations building leadership pipelines. They draft elements of a talent strategy and consider how to measure its impact. The course can be delivered as an in-house program, where participants apply the tools to their own critical roles, competency frameworks and development priorities.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Link talent management priorities to organizational strategy and workforce plans
Identify critical roles and assess succession risk
Distinguish performance from potential using structured talent review tools
Design development pathways for high-potential employees and future leaders
Build retention and engagement measures for key talent
Measure the effectiveness of talent management initiatives
This course is aimed at professionals who shape how their organization builds and keeps capability.
HR managers and HR business partners
Talent and learning and development specialists
Senior managers responsible for succession
Organizational development professionals
Heads of department planning future capability
Defining talent in the organization's context
Linking talent strategy to business goals
Inclusive versus exclusive talent approaches
Building an employer value proposition
Critical role analysis and workforce segmentation
Assessing potential versus current performance
Nine-box grid and talent review meetings
Reducing bias in talent decisions
Individual development plans
Coaching, mentoring and stretch assignments
Leadership development programs
Career paths and internal mobility
Succession risk assessment for key positions
Building ready-now and ready-later pipelines
Emergency cover and knowledge transfer
Developing national talent into leadership roles
Drivers of engagement and retention
Stay interviews and retention plans
Talent metrics and dashboards
Reporting talent outcomes to leadership
Qatar National Vision 2030 places human development at the center of the country's long-term plans, and organizations are expected to build capable, sustainable workforces. Employers in energy, finance, government and healthcare rely on specialist and leadership skills that take years to develop, and many are working towards workforce nationalisation goals that require structured development of national talent. A clear talent strategy helps organizations prepare successors, reduce dependence on short-term hiring and retain people with critical knowledge.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, case studies and timetable.
It is a course on designing an integrated approach to talent: identifying critical roles and high-potential employees, developing future leaders, planning succession, and retaining key people, all linked to the organization's business strategy and measured for impact.
It is designed for HR managers, HR business partners, talent and learning specialists, organizational development professionals, and senior managers or heads of department who are responsible for succession and for building future capability in their areas.
Yes. Participants use talent review templates, the nine-box grid, succession risk assessments and development plan formats. These tools are applied to case studies during the course and can be adapted afterwards to the participant's own organization.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, your critical roles and competency framework, and your schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program that supports your talent review cycle.
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Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
Design and manage fair, competitive pay and benefits, using job evaluation, salary surveys, pay structures and incentive schemes while keeping reward costs under control.
Gather accurate information about jobs using interviews, questionnaires and observation, and turn it into clear, consistent job descriptions and person specifications that support HR decisions.
Plan and conduct competency-based interviews, write behavioral questions, probe for evidence using the STAR method and score candidates consistently against a competency framework.
Apply advanced HR techniques such as workforce analytics, HR business partnering and change management, and turn organizational priorities into an annual training plan with a clear budget and schedule.