Post Pandemic Transformation of Talent Succession

Jeffrey Tan, Design and Solutions Director, Leaderonomics

27-Feb-23 11:00

Post Pandemic Transformation of Talent Succession

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A recent Forbes article states that ‘the tenure of top leadership positions is getting shorter and shorter.’ The repercussions of this instability not only affect the people in a firm, but also clients directly. Hence, why succession planning is critical to ensuring longevity of a company.

We speak to Jeffrey Tan from Leaderonomics to find out how.

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Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Lily Chai

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Categories: markets, economy, managing, Corporates, entrepreneurs, SME

Tags: talent succession, succession planning, talent management,

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