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5 Aside from these key players, the ultimate success of the RPO program will depend on the larger team of "change agents" – the very people who will be responsible for driving the new initiatives. The effectiveness of the program will hinge partly on how well the company can adapt to the new RPO processes. That's why it's critical to have a strong change management plan as part of the implementation strategy. As RPO touches nearly every aspect of the business, it is essential that the project is aligned with all other initiatives, such as messaging, resource availability and timing. The right approach should include: • initial communications. The implementation team should introduce the change to all stakeholders, outline what it means for the organization, and explain the concept of RPO and its business benefits. • education and training. A robust training program will detail how the RPO initiative will affect stakeholders, the new services available and how to utilize the service to improve the way the company acquires talent. • collect feedback. Gauging satisfaction and feedback at regular intervals and noting successes and challenges will help to achieve the best outcomes. • commit to improvement. A constant stream of communication about the RPO program is essential, as are satisfaction surveys and a plan of action based on feedback. get your copy As with any new initiative, a team of focused individuals who understand the goals of the program and their roles in achieving the desired outcomes is essential for success. Just as important is for all members to create a culture of collaboration to continually improve the program once it has gone live to deliver maximum results. To learn more about how RPO programs evolve and continue delivering increased value, download Randstad Sourceright's RPO Playbook. a team effort. the foundation for an effective implementation.

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