can someone give me a clear idea of succession planning
and career mapping?
Answer Posted / bhawana dhawan
succession planning is finding out what vacancies will be
existing in the organisation in near future..that too for
higher levels
whereas career mapping is finding out whats the highest
point or designation that the person can achieve or reach
in that particular field.usually showing where the
candidate can reach after few years in that field.offcourse
with hard work and accomplishing the goals.
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