1st Edition
Talent Management in Small and Medium Enterprises Context, Practices and Outcomes
Talent Management in Small and Medium Enterprises contributes to the body of knowledge concerning talent management in small and medium enterprises.
Despite the growing number of publications on talent management in recent years, research has focused mainly on large companies. As a consequence of this research bias towards large companies, the presented theoretical concepts and practices have limited applicability for talent management in small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Because SMEs constitute a significant part of the national economy in a large number of countries, many authors report the necessity to investigate talent management in such enterprises. This book will be a source of useful data for managers of SMEs and owners and provide them with information about the practices and methods concerning the acquisition, development and retention of talented employees who may contribute to the success of SMEs and the execution of business strategies.
The book offers academic researchers, postgraduate students and reflective practitioners a state-of-the-art overview of Talent Management in Small and Medium Enterprises.
1. Introduction. 2. Talent management in a changing environment. 3. Context of talent management in small and medium enterprises. 4. Talent management practices in the surveyed companies. 5. Outcomes reported by small and medium enterprises that introduced talent management practices. 6. Closing Remarks.
Biography
Aleksy Pocztowski is professor and Head of Human Capital Management Department at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland. Aleksy served as a Dean and Vice-rector for research.
Urban Pauli is associate professor at the Human Capital Management Department at Cracow University of Economics, Poland.
Alicja Miś is associate professor at the Human Capital Management Department at the Cracow University of Economics, Poland.
