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Focus on the Employee Experience to Beat the Talent Shortage
Companies that focus on retention by investing in optimizing their current talent, working to improve employee experience and only hiring when necessary are much more competitive in the war on talent.
By Greg Barnett
July 26, 2019
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by Greg Barnett
Greg Barnett is the Senior Vice President of Science at The Predictive Index, the leader in talent optimization, where he oversees the execution of the company’s science agenda, including talent analytics, employee assessments, employee surveys, psychometrics, machine learning, natural language processing and talent optimization data science.
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