TALENT STRATEGY AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCEIN BENUE STATE POLYTECHNIC COMPANY OF NIGERIA LIMITED UGBOKOLO
ABSTRACT
Lack of structured programs and opportunities for developing the skills and potentials of
employees often leads to stagnant employee growth and potential underutilization. This study
investigated Talent strategy and employee performance in Benue State Polytechnic Company
of Nigeria Limited Ugbokolo.The study adopted survey research design. The total population
of the study consists of 200 academic staff from the various units of the school. A sample size
of 133 was determined using Taro Yamane formula of (1964) formular. In order to elicit
responses from the participants, questionnaire was distributed to the sampled population.
Collected data was analyzed using correlation matrix and descriptive statistics. Findings
revealed that, talent retention has positive and significant relationship with employee job
performance in Benue State Polytechnic Company with correlation coefficient of r= 0.918
and p value = 0.000. The study also found that talent development has positive and
significant relationship with employee job performance in Benue State Polytechnic Company
of the Nigeria Limited with correlation coefficient of r= 0.618 and p value = 0.000. The
study concluded that the organization under study had well designed talent strategy which
enhanced employee job performance. The study recommended that organizations should
focus on implementing effective talent retention strategies within the organization which can
help in ensuring that high-performing employees are motivated, engaged, and committed to
their work. It was also recommended that organizations should prioritize and invest in
comprehensive talent development programs to encourage employee job performance within
the organization.
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key Words: State Polytechnic, Employee job performance, Talent development,
Talent Strategy, Talent retention.
Volume/Issue/Year: Vol. 2(1), 2023
Key Contributors: AGBO, Patrick Ojabo1
; Prof ORUGUN Juwon Johnson 2
OLANREWAJU, Hassan Makinde (PhD)3
1,2&3 Department of Business Administratio