Developing and validating of talent Identification Model of Faculty Members at Comprehensive Universities with regional performance level (Case: university of Lorestan)
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Khodayar
abili
1
(University of Tehran)
unes
romiani
2
(University of Tehran)
javad
porkarimi
3
(University of Tehran)
saeid
frahbakhsh
4
Keywords: talent identification, talent management, Comprehensive Universities with regional performance level, third level universities,
Abstract :
The main purpose of this research is to develop a talent Identification Model of Faculty Members at Comprehensive Universities with regional performance level with using a mixed research method. In the qualitative section, the statistical population consisted of academic and executive experts that 19 of whom were purposefully selected and interviewed in a semi-structured manner. Also, in the quantitative section, the statistical population consisted of all faculty members of University of Lorestan (307) that 110 individuals were selected Using stratified random sampling method as sample. In the qualitative section, to collect data Semi-structured interviews and in quantitative section tow questionnaire were used. The results showed talent Identification Model consist of three Component: educational dimension (Scientific mastery, effective teaching, and learning), research dimension (Applying knowledge, research capability, writing and scientific publication, analysis) and consultation dimension (consultation to business environments, consultation to students and consultation to the community). It was also found that all observable and latent variables have a factor loading above .70.
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