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If you are trying to align talent with execution to get better results this is your book.”—Dr. Trouvé à l'intérieur – Page 273Lessons for Managers Jed DeVaro ... even a little on that difficult task will pay big dividends in terms of a successful talent management strategy. Drawing on recent theoretical contributions, this Cambridge Companion presents an up-to-date, critical review of talent management within a global context. Nothing provided Open this book to any page. Jump in where you think it will be most beneficial to you or your organization. Providing a global perspective on the increasingly important concept of talent management in the health sector, this significant new text brings together evidence and research findings to suggest how healthcare organisations can attract and ... 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In early 2003, Randy MacDonald, the senior vice president of human resources for IBM Corporation, was reviewing his recent meeting with Sam Palmisano, the CEO of IBM.