Talent Management
Managing talent in the African job market can be a sometimes daunting task. Learn some of the best methods and how to combat the challenges below.
After the International Air Transport Association's Annual Assembly in Kigali, Rwanda, it would seem the call for a more flexible approach to talent management and employee engagement in the aviation sector has been heard.
Some African countries have the wildest growing economies in the world owing to improved infrastructure, enhanced economic management, increased production of goods and services and the expansion of the middle class. Despite these positive aspects, talent management, a very instrumental element in sustainable economic growth, is still a concern in most of the industries in Africa.
Designing compelling employer value propositions, and then communicating those for recruitment or delivering them for retention, has become a critical mainstay of human capital management
Capacity development is key to the realisation of potential in all markets, especially those with the potential to develop rapidly like some of the individual markets in Africa. As a development issue, it can often fall to government, agencies or charities, with companies reaping the benefits as goals are achieved.
About 3 weeks ago Global Career Company has hosted a gathering of Senior business and HR leaders, in preparation, of the Talent Agenda Series Francophone that will take place in Abidjan in September 2017.
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As Zimbabwe and the rest of Africa holds its breath, we look at what how Emmerson Mnangagwa's inauguration can provide an opportunity for foreign investment and human capital.