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In my role as the Director of TalentDevelopment at Oracle, I had the privilege of working with Dr. Rob Cross from the University of Virginia. Though I worked with some brilliant leaders, most often their sophisticated strategies were not operationalized in the way they envisioned. Cross, R., & Prusak, L.
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A notable example is the smooth transition within McDonalds, where meticulous preparation and identification of internal talent played a pivotal role. McDonalds, a global food service giant, faced a challenging period in 2002 with the sudden loss of two CEOs within a year.
A notable example is the smooth transition within McDonald’s, where meticulous preparation and identification of internal talent played a pivotal role. McDonald’s, a global food service giant, faced a challenging period in 2002 with the sudden loss of two CEOs within a year.
A notable example is the smooth transition within McDonald’s, where meticulous preparation and identification of internal talent played a pivotal role. McDonald’s, a global food service giant, faced a challenging period in 2002 with the sudden loss of two CEOs within a year.
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