First of all, talent introduction is the talent absorption work carried out by enterprises to meet their own needs. Companies of different sizes and natures have different demands for talents, and their recruitment purposes and methods are not only the same. The first part of this book focuses on the talent needs of enterprises and analyzes talent recruitment methods and techniques, which can help enterprises attract suitable talents. Secondly, talent recruitment is not the focus of talent management. In fact, the turnover rate of new employees is also very high. To retain talents, companies also need to do a good job in personnel management. The second part of this book focuses on the methods and methods of talent training, management rules, as well as how to deal with labor disputes and resignation management. Through these, enterprises can quickly master the methods of managing talents and retain more useful talents for the enterprise. _X000D_
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Reader comments
The writing style of this book is very pragmatic and the content is very practical. The author Chen Pingping has an in-depth understanding of the fields of corporate personnel recruitment and performance appraisal. Her writing style is concise and clear, making it easy to understand. Some of the cases and perspectives mentioned in the book are very inspiring to me. However, I kind of disliked some of the characters in the book. I felt that their personalities were unrealistic and I hope the author can improve on this aspect. Overall, this is a good book worth reading.
The writing style of this book is very pragmatic and the content is very practical. The author Chen Pingping has an in-depth understanding of the fields of corporate personnel recruitment and performance appraisal. Her writing style is concise and clear, making it easy to understand. Some of the cases and perspectives mentioned in the book are very inspiring to me. However, I kind of disliked some of the characters in the book. I felt that their personalities were unrealistic and I hope the author can improve on this aspect. Overall, this is a good book worth reading.