Protecting entry-level leadership pipelines in the AI era: A practical checklist
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by Robert Hooijberg
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This article argues that in the AI era, companies should protect rather than cull their entry-level leadership pipelines. It provides a practical checklist for organizations to cultivate junior talent instead of cutting entry-level roles, emphasizing that these positions are critical for developing future leaders.
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· 3 pulledCull or cultivate? Protecting your entry-level leadership pipeline
In the AI era, culling entry-level roles threatens future leaders.
Use this practical checklist to protect your entry-level leadership pipeline.
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