With the competition to attract and retain the best talent rising in the emerging
economies of Eastern Europe, talent management is becoming increasingly difficult.
Last year, the Polish Ministry of Labour launched a nationwide programme aimed
at tackling unemployment using information technology.
Following on from last issue's article on Western fears of a mass influx of
unskilled workers into its labour market, Kellie Peakman now considers the flip
side.
Yalman A. Khan asks: “Do you want to be a CEO who ‘knows, or the
one who is ‘told’?”
Marshall Loeb - former managing editor of Fortune and Money magazines, and
senior editor of Time - investigates what qualities are needed to turn a manager
into a real leader.