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Rank_participant 		The Competition for Quality Talent in The Last 3 Years - What's Your Opinion?
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by 'Bayo Akinola-Odusola on Jun 02, 2008 - 11:58 AM read 260 times 		 

Many countries project that as highly skilled Baby Boomers move into retirement, there is going to be a negative impact. This will in turn, put pressure on companies to seek, hire and retain top talent/performers a lot quicker than they currently do today...and do it more cost effectiently.

What's your take on how the competition to grab "the-best-of-the-best" - the talented, has progressed over the last 3 years?  

 

  1. A. Decreased
  2. B. Increased
  3. C. Stayed the same

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