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July 18th 2018

‘Star Performers’: Worth the Investment?

Written By Carmen von Rohr

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  • Employee Retention
  • Employee Value Proposition
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  • Performance Management

A critical business advantage of investing in good resourcing practices is that these practices help businesses to predict tomorrow’s star performers. Why are star performers so valuable to a business?

Access this one pager to understand why top performers are valuable in any business and how your HR function can help attract top talent.

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