New College Grads Can’t Fill Your Talent Gap
The supply chain industry is undoubtedly growing. But Baby-Boomer retirement, higher supply chain volumes and greater operational complexities create the greatest talent gap at the mid- and upper-management levels.
If you're trying to fill the talent gap through entry-level recruitment alone, you aren't leveraging the full competitive advantage of your supply chain.
Read this white paper to uncover 10 talent myths that are impeding growth, and eight best practices from benchmark companies to not only find and recruit but also develop and retain talent that can meet a company's long-term supply chain needs.
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If you’re trying to fill the talent gap through entry-level recruitment alone, you aren’t leveraging the full competitive advantage of your supply chain.
Read this white paper to uncover 10 talent myths that are impeding growth, and eight best practices from benchmark companies to not only find and recruit but also develop and retain talent that can meet a company’s long-term supply chain needs.
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