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The unrealized value of global workers: the need for global talent management

In: Smart Talent Management

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  • Anthony McDonnell
  • Stefan Jooss
  • Kieran M. Conroy

Abstract

Global workers play a critical role in multinational organisations which transcend national boundaries as part of their business routines. In this chapter, we highlight the pivotal positions that many global workers play. Specifically, we unpack the role of global workers as key boundary spanners, navigating relational, knowledge, and cultural boundaries across the organisation. The chapter also argues that the full value of global workers remains unrealised given the lack of planning and integration of these workers in terms of knowledge management processes, talent management strategies, and global mobility functions. Specifically, we point to the lack of strategic and practical oversights from corporate HR functions and how this may be impacting upon both global workers’ experiences and organisational efforts to maximise value.

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  • Anthony McDonnell & Stefan Jooss & Kieran M. Conroy, 2023. "The unrealized value of global workers: the need for global talent management," Chapters, in: Vlad Vaiman & Charles Vance & Ling Ju (ed.), Smart Talent Management, chapter 9, pages 165-180, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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