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Should organisations ‘make’ or ‘buy’ talent? Over 1,000 employers have been
surveyed, companies interviewed and existing research examined to provide an
insight into the benefits of staff development versus recruitment. ‘Making’ or
‘buying’ talent are both valid strategies according to the employers surveyed
for this report. External recruitment brings new skills and attitudes into the
business. Whilst nurturing talent has the benefits of improved motivation, lower
staff turnover and being more cost effective. The report finds that internal
development of employees is believed to have greater benefit to the organisation
than external recruitment (78% and 22% respectively). However, more than half
fill vacancies via external recruitment. Whilst many employers acknowledge the
benefits of a nurturing talent approach, many are still not taking full
advantage of the rewards on offer. The report finds it is those organisations
that make strategic, rather than operational employee development decisions,
that are best plac |
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