One of the most critical functions that solo HR practitioners can perform for their employer is to determine what skills their workers have and what skills they will need in the future.
Conducting a skills gap analysis can help ensure the organization is ready for whatever changes and challenges lie ahead.
“It’s the process an HR person uses to identify specific skills required to perform a certain task or role within an organization and then compare those skills against the actual skills employees have,” says Jennifer Dole, director and principal analyst for 3Sixty Insights, a consultancy based in Boston. Continue Reading Here: How to Conduct a Skills Gap Analysis