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What are the common challenges in applying the Talent-to-Value Framework and how can they be overcome?

Common challenges in applying the Talent-to-Value Framework include: understanding the strategic importance of roles, aligning individual capabilities with job requirements, and ensuring executional readiness. These challenges can be overcome by:

1. Clearly defining roles and their strategic importance within the organization.
2. Aligning individual capabilities with specific jobs-to-be-done (JTBD), rather than abstract competencies.
3. Regularly reviewing and updating the role-to-value talent card to ensure it accurately reflects the individual's capabilities and the role's requirements.

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At this point, the framework transitions from structural analysis to human impact. It's no longer just about role designs, but whether the employees are set up to unlock that value. As part of the , the role-to-value talent card gives a 360-degree view of a critical role's responsibilities, strategic importance, and executional readiness, alongside a diagnostic of the individual who occupies the role. The role-to-value talent card connects capability to specific jobs-to-be-done (JTBD), not abstract competencies.

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