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Investing For Growth ney Hunsdale, Consultant mer Global COO Razorfish and CFO Vivaki, EMEA

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The IPA hosted its Talent Adaptathon at Altitude in London on 7th October 2014 in association with Daniel Marks London. Sydney Hunsdale (Consultant, Former Global COO Razorfish & Chief CFO Vivaki EMEA) talked about investing for growth and the business case for retention - specialists v generalists. Get involved by visiting ADAPT Hub www.ipa.co.uk/adapt/talent and on Twitter #ipadapt.

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Investing For Growth

Sydney Hunsdale, ConsultantFormer Global COO Razorfish and CFO Vivaki, EMEA

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Bottom line improvement

Reduces employee turnover

Increases performance

and productivity

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More competitive

Operate more efficiently

Achieve greater growth

Deliver more profit

ROI can range anywhere from 20 to 7000 %

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Greatest

Potential

Asset

Greatest

Potential

Liability

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Largest single financial drain

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Cost of Turnover

£4 billion annually

£184M in Media & Advertising

£1.9 billion in IT and Tech

20 weeks to 7 months to reach peak productivity

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RecruitingInterviewing

AdministrationTraining costsLeaving costs

Lost productivityTemporary coverage

Higher comp package Overworked remaining staff

Lost knowledge Strained client relationships

TURNOVER

Realisation that your asset has become an asset of your competitor

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True Cost Impact

Entry level – 30-50%

Mid-level – 150%

Exec & specialty 200-400%

Example:

Average cost of turnover at 100%

Average salary of £40,000

1000 employees; 20% turnover

£8 million annually

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Costs are largely hidden

Doesn’t hit profit and loss statements

Not in the budget

Not accounted for on a line in the p and l

If that were true, management would certainly take more notice

 

While many leading companies place more effort on employee

retention, many remain clueless. They accept employee turnover as a

normal part of doing business. I believe our industry is guilty of this.

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RECRUITMENT REALITY

1,400

Acquisitions/Other +67 Leavers (36%)

1,200 443

328 Dec 11 Headcount: 1,084

1,000 Net 2011 Hires 175Dec 10 Headcount: 909 Recruits +49% (Net 2011 Hires excl Acquisitions: 108)

800

2011 Headcount Flow

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To achieve an 11% net headcount growth, it required hiring 49% new staff

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Tech TalentHigher turnover

Demand far exceeds supply

Cost and competition rising

High vacancy rates

Higher cost per hire

Contributes to higher cost of turnover

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…on voluntary turnover

But don’t ignore involuntary

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Make it a Company-Wide Effort

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Hire the Right People

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Increase Your

Leverage

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UnderstandWhat

MotivatesThem

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Be Transparent

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Beat the Competiton

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Engage Your Employees

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