War for Talent

Rethinking the ‘War for Talent’. Deepak Somaya and Ian O. Williamson. MIT Sloan Management Review.

The departure of talented employees can actually benefit a company, depending on where those individuals are hired. Therefore, organizations must learn how to lose certain battles in order to win the war.

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