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We can measure what we call ‘talent’ even if we can’t define it

Two posts at once to provide some reading during the vacation period. One of the earliest pieces in this series looked at a truism in human performance – any population will form a normal distribution – the bell curve – Read the Rest » Read More...

Published 12 Aug 2011 3:49 PM by Evidence-Based HR

Filed under: EBHR Solutions, EB Product Testing Lab, talent management, Goldman Sachs, analytics, metrics, HR measurement, McKinsey, war for talent

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