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Guest Opinion: Talent Management Needed at Credit Unions

Yes, weve all heard it before from companies: Our people are our most important asset. If thats the case, expenditure in developing people should be relatively close if not at the top of the investment list. But the sad truth thats not usually the way it goes. In fact, many...

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Yes, we’ve all heard it before from companies: “Our people are our most important asset.” If that’s the case, expenditure in developing people should be relatively close if not at the top of the investment list. But the sad truth that’s not usually the way it goes. In fact, many organizations make little or no investment in talent management programs. And, if there is occasional spending, it’s typically done on an ad-hoc basis. And that’s simply a big shame because research shows that there is a direct relationship between talent practices and improved financial performance.

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