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The Cure for Pain
Taking the First Step Toward Automated People Processes Opens Up a World of Opportunity

  • July 3, 2012
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Getting started with talent management for small businesses is a three-step process that starts with automation and moves on to insight and ultimately transformation. Automating the entire employee lifecycle – recruiting, performance and compensation – can remove the inefficiencies in the process and allow your people to focus on what matters: improving performance for your company and people.

Business and HR leaders will know that the company's goals are aligned with individual performance. Line managers will be able to create performance reviews filled with details and relevant feedback – quickly and easily. Managers can then focus on having meaningful development conversations. Employees will know exactly what is expected of them and focus on work that drives the business forward.

Your people processes shouldn't be causing you pain. Download this free white paper from SuccessFactors to learn how automated people processes can cure your pain.

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