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CTN Woodlands: Organizational Effectiveness through Training & Competency

  • January 26, 2017
  • 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Spring Creek Barbecue, 6068 FM 2920 Spring, Texas 77379

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Topic: Organizational Effectiveness through Training & Competency

Organizational effectiveness is different for different organizations. Effectiveness of an organization depends on the effectiveness of its teams, of the people within the different teams. Training is key for organizational effectiveness when it is focused on the needs of key job functions. We will discuss different modes of training delivery catering to job functions. Competency helps to build talent, focuses on critical areas, and addresses pain points of the organization along with providing assurance of organizational capabilities. We will be discussing various training and competency programs and their role in achieving organizational effectiveness.

Speaker:  Smitha Hariharan is the Global Training, Development and Competency manager for the Production Business lines at Halliburton. She completed her Bachelor of Technology from Indian Institute of Technology followed by a Master of Science in Engineering from Missouri Science & Technology University. Smitha joined Oil & Gas services major Schlumberger and spent 8 years in Field Engineering, Field operations and operations management and has traveled and lived in four continents during the time.

Smitha has been involved in Talent Development during most of her career in various positions including training, development, team building and technical/leadership assessments. She joined Halliburton in 2012 and continued her journey towards Talent development. She has been involved with Talent Development strategy and process for business lines since 2013 with direct influence on training programs, competencies, gated review progressions and leadership development process. Smitha has been deeply involved in creation of technical and leadership programs, technical /non-technical training, competency creation, assessments and development plans. Talent development continues to remain Smitha’s passion as she explores new training delivery methods, competency effectiveness and ways to develop the most important asset of any organization.

During her spare time, Smitha enjoys being a mother and volunteering at a community animal shelter. She is also training for her first 10K race.

CONTACT US

Association for Talent Development, Houston Chapter
1321 Antoine Drive, Houston, TX 77055
Email: feedback@tdhouston.org

P 713-839-1757

F 713-839-1453

CHIP Code: CH7032 - Use for every purchase at the ATD Store


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