| Consequence of digitalized personnel management paradigm |
Structural changes in the personnel management activity |
| Structural changes in staff requirements |
Need for “digital talents”(Molotkova & Khazanova, 2017) |
| Production automation |
Replacing of mid-market professionals with machines |
| Focus on digital talents development |
Employee value transformation |
| Active change of competencies required by the company |
Orientation to HiPo-employees |
| Digitalization of jobs (Sandri, 2012; Tapscott & Williams, 2010) |
Hygonomics |
| The introduction of automated accounting systems of performance indicators based on IoT technologies |
Decentralization of managerial functions, up to the complete abolition |
| Increase of productivity |
Reduced work schedules |
| Transition to project work |
Active leadership development |
| Ubiquitous use of e-learning |
Redistribution of responsibility in the field of employee training |
| Orientation to innovative development |
The introduction of design thinking |