In our view a Job Profile lives at the core of a Human Resources Management system.  As a result our profiler system forms the foundation for all our technology.  Before the right person can be appointed to position in the business, one needs to define the position itself, and thereby setting expectations. Once the profile has been linked to a person, it can be used to manage the expectations in the form of an employment contract, for recruitment and selection, for performance management, for training and for compensation.

We work from the understanding that all positions change during the course of time and for that a position definition should be as flexible as the business environment in which it functions.  The Talenger Position Profiler has been specifically designed to make profiling simple and intuitive.

We do away with the standard cumbersome job analysis processes and provide technology that enables the continuous evolution of jobs at the time intervals of your choice.  That way your organisation can become truly dynamic and adjust to market demands.

Our approach allows our clients to select outputs/goals as the foundation for their profiles.  Each position profile comprises of a number of measurable, weighted responsibilities to which competencies and skills are linked. The position profile is also associated with a role and a level, which makes it easy for organisations that subscribe to standard job levelling practices.  Competencies are defined based on levels and roles, which means that different significance, may be associated with a competency practiced at different levels in the business.

Ultimately a profile is associated with an employee or a group of employees. For this purpose a comprehensive flexible organisation structure exists where staff may be associated with business units and managers.  The profile may be enhanced to also include organisational, team and personal objectives that can be measured at any time in the business cycle.

The Talenger Job Profiler is available as an ASP service or a locally installed application within your network.