MALAK Technologies Ltd.: a case of employee retention and talent management
MALAK Technologies Ltd.: a case of employee retention and talent management
This case examines a critical and often overlooked organizational and managerial function, the need for effective talent management systems. The issues surrounding employees’ voluntary turnover at a leading Palestinian ICT vendor are explored. Overall, the firm’s culture, leadership, and HR practices were appreciated by the majority of the staff. However, the structure of the organization and a lack of retention strategies were leading to the loss of indispensable IT engineers. Retention strategies in IT organizations might need to be reshaped to accommodate employees’ expectations. Talent development and succession management relevant to all employees should be firmly embedded within the company’s talent management system.
9781466650671
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Eid, Niveen
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Warren, Lorraine
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January 2014
Eid, Niveen
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Warren, Lorraine
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Eid, Niveen and Warren, Lorraine
(2014)
MALAK Technologies Ltd.: a case of employee retention and talent management.
In,
Khoury, Grace C. and Khoury, Maria C.
(eds.)
Cases on Management and Organizational Behavior in an Arab Context.
Hershey, US.
IGI Global, .
(doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-5067-1.ch002).
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This case examines a critical and often overlooked organizational and managerial function, the need for effective talent management systems. The issues surrounding employees’ voluntary turnover at a leading Palestinian ICT vendor are explored. Overall, the firm’s culture, leadership, and HR practices were appreciated by the majority of the staff. However, the structure of the organization and a lack of retention strategies were leading to the loss of indispensable IT engineers. Retention strategies in IT organizations might need to be reshaped to accommodate employees’ expectations. Talent development and succession management relevant to all employees should be firmly embedded within the company’s talent management system.
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Published date: January 2014
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Strategy, Innovation & Entrepreneurship
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/360837
ISBN: 9781466650671
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Author:
Niveen Eid
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Lorraine Warren
Editor:
Grace C. Khoury
Editor:
Maria C. Khoury
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