Recruitment Takeaways from Hollywood

Avinash Kumar, Monroe Consultant

02-Mar-17 10:00

If you agree with Oscar Wilde, then “Life imitates art far more than art imitates life”. And just as cinema has a profound effect on our lives, there are definitely lessons from movies that we can use in our daily lives, even in the workplace. Avinash Kumar from Monroe Consulting joins us to discuss some of the recruitment takeaways we may have missed from our favorite movies out of Hollywood, even your children's classics like Ice Age.

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Tags: Recruitment Takeaways, Recruitment Lesson, Monroe Consulting, Enterprise, Ice Age, Fast & Furious, Avengers, Pirates of the Caribbean, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ocean's 11, Now You See Me

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