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Strategy Questionnaire Recruiting Strategies Effective Interviewing
At this Succession Planning juncture, you want to develop strategies or actions to resolve projected staffing and competency gaps and surpluses. You may want to revisit workplans and job descriptions or review "o" charts. You might even partner with your employees in longterm career development plans.

Vacancy announcements, workplans, interviewing techniques, and recruitment and retention tools are critical during this Succession Planning stage. A clear knowledge of DHHS core values, your current workforce picture, and future needs signal you to move forward in developing and implementing your strategy.

As you develop your strategy, consider what your project leader's role will be, necessary time and resources, internal depth, "in demand" competencies, and your organizational culture. As you implement your strategy, consider basic project management issues, resource distribution, timelines, milestones, and an effective plan for communicating outcomes.

Assess Current Workforce Capabilities | Identify Future Workforce Needs | Analyze Current and Future Gaps | Develop Strategies | Evaluate Results
North Carolina Department of Health & Human Services, Division of Human Resources