6Stop Perpetrating Talent Management on PeopleAlbert Einstein Was Not an A Player
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By now you may have realized that I haven’t personally broken any companies, at least not that I know of. But consultants have broken companies, and I would like to talk about the most famous case—Enron. Although the role of Arthur Andersen in helping Enron with some creative accounting was widely reported, another consulting company that was deeply embedded at Enron, McKinsey, managed to escape the scandal relatively unscathed. I mentioned the book The War for Talent earlier, but I neglected to mention that one of the reasons this ...
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