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Exploring the Role of Neuroscience in Talent Management

Yash Agarwal, Sonal Shree

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 231–240 · Published 13 Dec 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i55B33870

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the role of neuroscience in talent management (TM), discuss and analyze the findings that can have a potential role in the execution of talent strategy in organizations, and bring out the future research agenda. Corporates adopting this science have been found to understand what motivates employees and drives excellence. Neuroscience elucidates how talent strategies can be improved to meet organizations' strategic goals. This paper suggests that such talent management interventions may improve employee engagement and development and calls for further research and thinking. A systematic study on past literature published on Neuroscience, Psychology, Talent Management, L&D was conducted. By applying ideas from the paper, TM professionals can improve talent strategies to meet business objectives. It will also help comprehend and cement the connection between neuroscience and TM. This research has not covered the challenges associated with combining neuroscience and TM. The findings are theoretical and are not supported by quantitative results via primary research.

Engagement neurodiversity neuroscience performance management talent management

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