The Leadership Revolution: Developing Talent in the New World of Business
Provided by CornerStone OnDemand
Category Employee Relationship Management (ERM)
Type White Paper
Length 9
Publish Date February 24 2012
Date posted June 13 2012
Overview
In the new world of business, the identity of leadership is rapidly changing, and the demand for quality leaders has become a critical talent issue facing global companies. But the rewards are worth it: lower employee turnover, higher workforce empowerment, increased work productivity and successful execution of business goals. This white paper from Cornerstone examines the need to foster a high performance company that allows performers to grow and become business leaders.
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