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    Home»Exclusive Features»How TVS Electronics is building tomorrow’s workforce with an age-diverse strategy
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    How TVS Electronics is building tomorrow’s workforce with an age-diverse strategy

    Blending youthful energy with seasoned expertise, TVS Electronics fosters a forward-thinking workforce to meet its ambitious goals
    mmBy Radhika Sharma | HRKathaSeptember 19, 2024Updated:September 23, 20245 Mins Read21252 Views
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    For nearly three decades, TVS Electronics has pioneered innovation in manufacturing and services, consistently blending tradition with modernity. Its success, however, goes beyond product solutions and customer support. The company’s approach to managing a diverse workforce—combining youthful talent with seasoned professionals—has been pivotal in creating an inclusive, future-ready organisation. In a sector marked by constant evolution, TVS
    Electronics faces the challenge of harmonising generational perspectives while maintaining career progression and engagement.

    “One of our core strategies is maintaining a balanced workforce, with a mix of younger talent, mid-career professionals, and senior employees,” explains Nageswar Rao, vice president & CHRO, TVS Electronics. “This mix ensures that we can drive innovation while benefiting from the experience of our veterans.” This blend of expertise and fresh ideas is central to the company’s operational performance and collaborative culture.

    Nurturing critical talent for stability

    In today’s workplace, compensation is no longer the primary retention tool. Engagement, growth, and recognition have taken precedence. TVS Electronics has embraced this shift through its proactive communication strategy, underpinned by a performance dialogue system.

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    “We conduct quarterly performance dialogues across the organisation, giving employees a platform to voice concerns, share ideas, and address challenges,” says Rao. Managers respond to these discussions, fostering a more engaged and motivated workforce. This system ensures that employees feel heard, improving retention rates.

    “One of our core strategies is maintaining a balanced workforce, with a mix of younger talent, mid-career professionals, and senior employees. This mix ensures that we can drive innovation while benefiting from the experience of our veterans.”

    Nageswar Rao, vice president & CHRO, TVS Electronics

    Further bolstering this effort is the company’s focus on its critical talent—roughly 30 per cent of the workforce—who are seen as the backbone of operations. These individuals undergo psychometric assessments every six months, including 360-degree evaluations, to identify skill gaps and chart growth paths. Each receives a personalised Individual Development Plan (IDP) to support their career ambitions, with a focus on closing skill gaps and enhancing performance.

    TVS Electronics also connects with the families of critical employees through cross-functional engagement groups, which meet biannually to address employee well-being. This initiative deepens the emotional ties between the company and its workforce, reinforcing loyalty and engagement.

    Career development: Fostering cross-functional mobility
    TVS Electronics takes a broad approach to career development, encouraging employees to explore roles beyond their immediate functions. Cross-functional mobility is key, allowing employees to gain holistic insights into the organisation. For instance, marketing professionals have transitioned into sales management, while service-delivery managers have moved into product development.

    “Over the last year, 8-10 per cent of our critical talent has transitioned across functions, contributing to greater job satisfaction and alignment with company objectives,” Rao reveals. This flexibility ensures that employees remain engaged and adaptable, which is essential in a rapidly changing business environment.

    The company’s Futuristic Organisational Structure plays a critical role in aligning employee growth with business needs. By mapping roles and responsibilities over the next three to five years, TVS Electronics provides employees with a clear path for career advancement. A comprehensive organisational structure for 2027 has already been outlined, giving employees visibility into future opportunities and the competencies required to succeed.
    This strategic approach to talent management ensures employees remain focused on their long-term career aspirations, motivated by the knowledge that their personal goals align with the company’s future plans.
    Hiring and Retaining a Diverse Workforce

    TVS Electronics’ hiring strategy revolves around diversity—in age, experience, and functional expertise. Younger employees, typically under 25, are recruited for roles that demand fresh perspectives and innovation, while mid-career and senior professionals bring leadership and specialised skills. This balanced workforce helps the company harness a mix of energy and experience.

    New hires are integrated through robust onboarding processes and continuous learning programmes designed to align employees with the company’s core values and long-term goals. These programmes ensure that functional and behavioural competencies are nurtured from the start, preparing employees to meet future challenges.

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    In addition to career-development opportunities, TVS Electronics offers long-term incentive plans that include performance-linked bonuses paid annually. These serve as motivation for consistent performance. The company also focuses on developing future mentors, allowing employees with leadership potential to guide and coach others, while fulfilling their own leadership aspirations.

    “For better engagement, we support employees wishing to make significant career shifts, whether switching functions or exploring new skill areas,” Rao shares. Structured learning and development programmes provide employees with the resources and time needed to build new competencies, ensuring smooth transitions into their next roles.

    However, employees are encouraged to spend at least two to three quarters in their current roles to develop a strong foundation before making a move. This ensures they have the necessary experience and competencies to succeed in new positions.

    Preparing for the future

    TVS Electronics has set ambitious growth targets and to meet these goals, the company has implemented a structured plan across its three core business verticals. Addressing gaps in talent competencies and availability is central to this strategy.

    “Over the next two years, we will focus on nurturing our existing workforce while also bringing in new talent to help meet our ambitious growth targets,” says Rao. This balanced approach will ensure that TVS Electronics achieves its short- and long-term goals while preparing for future challenges.

    In its bid to remain at the forefront of innovation, TVS Electronics’ focus on an age-diverse workforce has proven to be more than just a retention strategy—it is the bedrock of its success. By blending youthful dynamism with seasoned wisdom, the company ensures that it is prepared for whatever the future holds.

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    Radhika Sharma | HRKatha

    Radhika is a commerce graduate with a curious mind and an adaptable spirit. A quick learner by nature, she thrives on exploring new ideas and embracing challenges. When she’s not chasing the latest news or trends, you’ll likely find her lost in a book or discovering a new favourite at her go-to Asian eatery. She also have a soft spot for Asian dramas—they’re her perfect escape after a busy day.

    1 Comment

    1. Hitesh Goti on September 27, 2024 11:40 am

      Preparing for the future workforce requires understanding and valuing all age groups. Kudos to TVS Electronics for this forward-thinking approach!

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