Creating the environment for career alignment
Creating the environment for career alignment In my researches into succession planning, one of the aspects I am exploring is how HR can build an environment, where honest, well-informed and continuous conversations about career opportunities can take place. Here are some of the ideas that are emerging: Take risks with people, by giving them opportunities…
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