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4 Keys to Keeping Talent Up to Date

LSA Global

For those charged with keeping their organization’s talent up to date, the current situation is daunting. Trying to maintain a talent base that is ready and able to take on rapidly changing challenges is a monumental task – and yet more important than ever to the success of your company. 4 Keys to Keeping Talent Up to Date.

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Preparing for the Future of Talent Acquisition - SPONSOR CONTENT FROM KORN FERRY

Harvard Business

With unemployment rates in most developed nations at the lowest levels since the Great Recession, and with new skill sets required to keep pace with head-spinning technological advances, it’s no surprise the talent acquisition environment is incredibly competitive. How to Develop Leaders Who Can Drive Strategic Change.

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Gig economy 2020: The new revolution

QEmploy

The cryptocurrency developed by Facebook and back up by the Libra Association (made up of leaders in industries ranging from finance and technology to non-profits). Employment market transformations are well underway, and it’s clear that their pace of development cannot be slowed or stopped. AI and automation in the gig economy.

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We Interviewed 57 Female CEOs to Find Out How More Women Can Get to the Top

Harvard Business

They have to prove themselves 10 times over before they’re actually given the opportunity, so their development takes longer.” Guidance can be provided one-on-one or through high-potential development programs. Four women mentioned an absence of sponsorship as a hindrance to their career development.

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How Reducing Gender Inequality Could Boost U.S. GDP by $2.1 Trillion

Harvard Business

state and city could add at least 5% to GDP by 2025 by advancing the economic potential of women. trillion by 2025. a year in the period to 2025, compared with 0.6% The United States is one of the worst-performing developed nations in the world on women’s representation in politics. Half of U.S. economy up to $4.3