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It's 2008: Do You Know Where Your Talent Is?
Why Retention and Acquisition Strategies Don’t Work
Talent Management

This new study from Deloitte Research defines and addresses the critical talent crisis emerging worldwide across all industries. Within the next five to ten years, an alarming number of Baby Boomers are set to retire from both the private and public sectors. At the same time, it is anticipated that there will be fewer graduates with the right critical skill sets entering the marketplace. These converging events will result in an unprecedented talent shortage and skills gap.

The study defines the crisis and, in response, offers Deloitte Consulting’s new, forward-thinking approach to talent management strategies — the “Develop-Deploy-Connect” model.

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Published February 2005; 20 pages; A Deloitte Research Study.

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