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Empower Your Employees: How to Have the (Talent Mobility) Talk
Despite catchy buzzwords such as “quiet quitting” and “bare minimum Monday,” employees are as eager as ever to acquire new skills and grow their careers. Meanwhile, HR leaders are ramping up talent mobility initiatives to improve workforce planning, enable internal talent sourcing, and retain employees, even while facing economic downturns and fierce competition.
While 73% of surveyed employees say they want more visibility into internal career opportunities, executing a high-functioning talent mobility program is still a tall order.
Join acclaimed trainer and author Jason Lauritsen and Cornerstone’s VP of global learning strategy and innovation Katie Ballantyne for practical strategies on fostering career growth and aligning employee development goals with critical business initiatives.
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