Holding on or letting go
publication date: May 18, 2007
Organisations that help staff take ownership of their careers will no doubt win the war for talent. But if career-ownership initiatives are to be successful, companies must break tradition with established approaches to talent management. By Philip Holder, managing director, Staged Coaching.
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