My most immediate front and centre issues are talent, talent, talent.
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We've got fantastic universities, unbelievable engineering talent, terrific sales talent and incredible marketing and customer service talent.
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Amron Lopez – talent manager, Authentic Talent and Literary Management
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Don't let anyone tell you your talent isn't a talent.
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But at the end of the day, talent is talent.
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It's not an era where you trade talent for talent.
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American Idol, Rising Star, The Voice, The Voice Kids, The Voice UK, America's Got Talent, Britain's Got Talent, New Zealand's Got Talent.
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"My hope is that 'talent, talent, talent' becomes the mantra to lift up those that are struggling in the economy," Chopra said.
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Amron Lopez, a talent manager at Authentic Talent and Literary Management, assists clients in the digital and international department of Authentic Talent.
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"My hope is that 'talent, talent, talent' becomes the new mantra to lift up those that are struggling in the economy," Chopra said.
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Our talent is getting straight A's, that's what my talent is.
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"Tremendous talent — we're seeing tremendous talent," Mr. Trump said on Saturday.
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But we got some talent — we got some talent for sure.
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He was a semi-finalist on British talent show Britain's Got Talent.
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Kasich also signed with talent management firm United Talent Agency on Monday.
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United Talent Agency — Greg Goodfried and Alison Berman (coheads of digital talent)
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This takes a kind of talent — a talent for reading, which is more common than the talent for writing, but still the possession of a minority.
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Startup talent is increasingly begetting startup talent, spinning out and circulating their knowledge.
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"There is transgender talent, there's very beautiful transgender talent," Taylor told the audience.
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That's the talent I love, talent that I can have an interaction with.
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His talent agency, United Talent Agency, dropped him as a client on Oct.
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Her talent as an actress is one of extraordinary range, talent and power.
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It's less like a "drain of talent" and more like a talent circulation.
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It is the Regeneron Science Talent Search, not the Intel Science Talent Prize.
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Talent is talent, period, whether on K Street, Wall Street or Main Street.
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Hollywood talent and entertainment giants and companies with their roots in talent management, including Creative Artists Agency, Endeavor, and United Talent Agency have been branching out into advertising, helping big-name brands with talent tie-ins, strategy, and distribution deals.
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Hollywood talent and entertainment giants and companies with their roots in talent, including Creative Artists Agency, Endeavor, and United Talent Agency are increasingly branching out into advertising.
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At [Predictive Index] we offer the strategic talent discipline, or talent optimization, to the hands of those who want to use talent as a business performance lever.
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Talent-starved tech companies are luring away university professors responsible for training the next generation of AI talent with skyrocketing private-sector salaries, perpetuating the talent shortage.
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Having talent isn't merely about being competent; confidence is a part of that talent.
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Talent is now global, and the industry that helps that talent move is huge.
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"There is more demand for talent, and not enough talent out there," Oltsik said.
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True Talent has also placed talent at Spotify, Lyft, Jet WeWork, Box, and Square.
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But I think we're going to see some tremendous talent, tremendous talent coming in.
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We have the talent; the talent is there and we're not tapping into it.
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In 2017, talent agencies ICM Partners and United Talent Agency also acquired speaking agencies.
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Clients only patronize talent marketplaces once there's a critical mass of talent on the platform.
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"Today the world lost an amazing talent," said Tracy Mapes with Imperium 7 Talent Agency.
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They understand what talent is needed, and even more importantly, how to evaluate that talent.
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Talent leaving is bad enough; talent leaving and taking tech to another company is unacceptable.
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"We're going to lose talent, rather than importing talent that we always need," Diller said.
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" In describing her husband's friendship with Mr. Williams, Ms. Ellison said, "Talent will find talent.
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The defining talent of Florence Foster Jenkins (1868-1944) was that she had no talent.
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"The talent is in this country, we need to use the talent in this country and the talent in this country needs to support our great power competition," Shanahan added.
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Your incredible talent is the same talent that in your sophomore year of college will suddenly suffer an ego blow when a new freshman arrives with equal or greater talent.
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In addition to finding talent, Hired thinks it can help companies find talent in better ways.
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We have always taken the policy if investing in young talent, nurturing and developing that talent.
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That talent supply chain gap in America has caused tech companies to look abroad for talent.
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Clarkson said Cowell had a talent for spotting authentic people with raw talent and developing them.
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The No. 1 concern for entrepreneurs post-Brexit is access to talent, in particular technical talent.
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For employers, the strategy to build a talent pipeline helps the firm attract and retain talent.
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Word quickly spread of BJ's mammoth talent; he began catching the ear of A-list talent.
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If talent without persistence is a tragedy, "Haters" believes that persistence without talent is a comedy.
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Certainly. Will it make it harder to attract talent and hold onto talent it already has?
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According to Yasmine's talent at the Eris Talent Agency, she almost didn't go out for the job.
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America's Got Talent saw the revival of one of the most beloved auditions in Got Talent history.
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"It's a useful development tool for us for our talent, talent-driven shows, and projects," she said.
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And part of recruiting that great talent in is you're going to be shifting the talent around.
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But he's got another talent as well, and that's a talent for offending, alienating and unnerving people.
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"He's the quintessential example of someone who we immediately saw had talent—raw talent," Diller told me.
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His first fight was against Joe Weller, a YouTube creator on the same talent network (OP Talent).
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I got recognition because of my talent, and my talent is courtesy of the big man above.
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People follow high school football talent and where it goes, and follow that talent earlier and earlier.
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Arizona has the most talent in the Pac-43; Utah has the talent to bounce back, too.
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And we want to work with the best AI talent, wherever that talent is, to achieve it.
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Bryce is just a talent, a big-league talent since he was 13 years old around here.
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Barczyk works with United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency that also works with digital creators.
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Forward-thinking employers are building alternative talent pipelines to find middle-skills talent – and it's paying off.
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Former judge Simon Cowell is unlikely to join given he produces NBC's summer talent contest America's Got Talent.
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Companies need to be on top of their game in order to attract talent and retain the talent.
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His Twitter bio directs anyone with "business inquiries" to an email for the esports talent agency Evolved Talent.
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NBC's America's Got Talent has also adopted the platform as a way to audition talent for the show.
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This is done a lot in the tech space, and technical talent is paired with non-technical talent.
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Forget your talent — your great talent — and go back to the button counter at the five and ten.
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When you're not looking for talent from new sources, focus on nurturing the talent within your own company.
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It is our endeavor to help clients leverage the best US talent together with the best global talent.
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He acknowledged that talent agencies' relationships with culture, talent, and, increasingly, sports and athletes gave them an edge.
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When you demonstrate talent, it's a natural reaction to promote that talent and want to see it succeed.
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When the real thing is people want their talent to be seen and their talent to be valued.
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So if we now have the talent internally, we can use the talent to create these platform companies.
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"A team that never quits, with a lot of young talent, mix in some veteran talent," Matheny said.
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Development of talent Coker says talent-development is a fundamental aspect of growing a successful live event business.
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"As a representative of talent, if you have top-top talent, you must talk to them," he said.
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This represents a really interesting, bigger trend around that, around talent, where talent goes and how it's deployed.
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Stone has a talent for identifying presidential talent — he's got a tattoo of Richard Nixon on his back.
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From the beginning, my musical talent seemed to manifest itself in discerning that spark, that talent in others.
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When you have the talent, you have the talent — and if anyone knows about that, it's Drew Barrymore.
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That means there was talent behind it and time went into it: talent, money, experience, time and will.
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He's always had this talent, this raw, pure talent, that he's been wanting to show to the world.
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I think we have an ideology about talent that says that talent is a tangible, resilient, hardened, shiny thing.
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Hollywood talent agency UTA (United Talent Agency) will open an art gallery in Downtown Los Angeles on September 17.
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It affects "the things we need to do in terms of to engage talent and attract talent," he said.
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She is such a talent on-screen, but her true talent is her loyalty to her family and friends.
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The first is developing a talent network of a business — "the talent graph of a company," he calls it.
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We break down the market into the core HR functional areas of talent acquisition, talent maximization and HR administration.
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Hire exceptional talent Exceptional leaders know how to pick exceptional talent based on intelligence, creativity, work ethic, and flexibility.
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"Capital follows talent and at the moment the talent is here because Berlin is cheap and cool," he said.
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There's a lot of talent involved in The Deuce The project has a substantial amount of talent behind it.
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Amid this changing landscape, talent agencies see an opening to act as a broker among publishers, talent, and marketers.
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Mr. Thiel comes from Silicon Valley, where the belief in talent, and the rewards owed to talent, are paramount.
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Manufacturers need to recruit and retain top talent, and should rely on talent software to help guide hiring decisions.
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The currency of this generation is talent Williams believes that talent can change a lot of situations in Africa.
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How will these new abortion laws affect the redistribution of talent to places whose economies prosper from that talent?
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And we have to have great talent because this is a war for talent to do what we do.
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It was having great talent, and then developing a great culture and system so that their talent could flourish.
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Which requires great talent, which — of course — brings us back to Sandy Gould, the talent guy who is leaving.
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Clinton Ford Billups Jr., the president of the National Conference of Personal Managers, a trade association for talent managers, said he was not aware of any companies, including Multi-Ethnic Talent, that specialized in diverse talent.
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As a result, multinationals must rethink their talent strategies to ensure they can attract top Chinese talent, the report cautioned.
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He then mentioned the French Tech Visa to attract foreign talent, a special visa for tech talent and their families.
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"It's a natural fit, as Nyquist also wears a nasal strip," said Angie Stevens, talent manager at Meticulous Talent Management.
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Time's Up's supporters include talent agencies like Creative Artists Agency, ICM Partners, United Talent Agency, and William Morris Endeavor Entertainment.
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There is a global cybersecurity talent shortage, and many of the less glamorous agencies struggle to get the best talent.
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The city is just alive with great talent and we happen to be one spider web of that great talent.
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Moving forward, Google says its goal is to reach or exceed the available talent pool in terms of underrepresented talent.
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He finished in third place on the 11th season of America's Got Talent and returned for America's Got Talent: Champions.
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Cofounder and CEO, Everest EffectWhat no one told me: You need talent to secure resources, and resources to secure talent.
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Amy Sohnen was named vice president of talent development in charge of managing and developing on-air talent and contributors.
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Cultivating your own talent To address this change in the financial ecosystem, Point72 has started cultivating its own investment talent.
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"There are memes that are taking off about traditional talent where the talent are becoming insanely culturally relevant," Ostrow said.
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We need corporate leaders who thrive on foreign talent to fill gaps in home grown talent pools to speak up.
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The lawsuit alleges Hickey pretended to be a woman named Deja Stwalley, who claimed to live in Las Vegas where she ran a number of talent companies, including New Seattle Talent, West Coast Talent and FMH Modeling.
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Chief Diversity Officer and Global Head of Talent, Goldman Sachs Vazquez-Ubarri is responsible for evolving and driving Goldman Sachs' recruitment, leadership, talent, and diversity strategies and ensuring the firm's diversity priorities are integrated across all talent initiatives.
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"The talent being shown the door now is not only our top talent, but also talent that cannot be replicated overnight," she wrote in a column set to be published in the American Foreign Service Association's December journal.
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And if you can't bring the talent here, you're going to have to invest elsewhere and locate those talent centers elsewhere.
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I mean, they say it&aposs a talent contest now, isn&apost there already a contest for Americans that have talent?
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"The hard work, the smart work, yes, the talent – but what he did with the talent, the toughness, the mental toughness."
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Today, Toptal, a marketplace for on-demand tech talent, is publicly launching their blockchain engineering talent vertical out of private beta.
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AI doesn't just require top-tier talent; that talent is all but useless without mountains of the right kind of data.
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Attract talent If you have a fun place to work, you have a leg up on the competition when attracting talent.
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Art critics and theorists, who may themselves have little talent for art, may nevertheless have talent for understanding what artists do.
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By doing these one-year talent deals, you're allowing talent that wasn't interested in television before to become part of it.
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KV: We believe London has a great concentration of customers, data science and software talent, commercial and go-to-market talent.
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If you're based in SF, you can pull from East Bay talent, Silicon Valley talent, SF and then the North Bay.
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LAWRENCE I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color.
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God has given you a great talent and I think he's opening doors for you to use that talent wherever you go.
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During the meeting with Zucker, he was reportedly accompanied by Jay Sures, the president of top talent management firm, United Talent Agency.
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If you admire the talent and the work that have gone into it, whose talent and work are you actually thinking about?
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Proven talent While Magic Leap is clearly going after talent in locations that have established themselves in fields integral to VR/AR.
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You can say it, but it actually takes time to find the talent out there and to find diverse talent out there.
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Talent Insights is being announced in a closed beta today at the company's Talent Connect event, with a full launch in 2018.
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Now it not only sends less talent but leaves much of the talent that it does send stuck on the back benches.
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"But in general, you won't get the talent, and if you don't get the talent, you don't get the ideas," she added.
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Teams have been prioritizing foreign talent over local talent (mostly from South Korea), so Riot increased restrictions on teams signing "imported" players.
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Tech talent is becoming a global talent pool, so this visa scheme is essential for the future of the French tech ecosystem.
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The last remaining differentiator is talent -- talent is the key source of long-term sustainable competitive advantages for both companies and countries.
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Along with a checkered history recognizing the talent of women and people of color, Hollywood has a serious problem highlighting trans talent.
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Jim Talent (R-Mo.) Shortly after the 2016 election, Trump's transition team made a push for Talent to serve as Pentagon chief.
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"What we focus on is helping larger companies retain the technical talent and leadership talent when they come on board," Yocum says.
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Even if you think you succeeded purely on the basis of talent and effort, where do you think you got your talent?
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So I think the proper way to look at free agency for talent-poor teams is as a short-term talent market.
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The other two major talent agencies — United Talent Agency and ICM Partners — are expected to file their responses in the coming days.
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Now, when I can do that with elite talent, or more NBA talent around me, it looks that much better, you know?
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Lots of U.S. tech companies rely on international talent and now it seems like they could be losing domestic talent as well.
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The bride's father is a founder and the chief executive of United Talent Agency, a talent and literary agency in Los Angeles.
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He will have drawn every last drop from both his talent for playing a game and his talent for playing a role.
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It's one thing to recruit diverse talent, but hiring almost becomes frivolous if a company is unable to retain a talent base.
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It benefits from all the talent, the global talent and global technology, and I think it will continue to thrive that way.
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"We're gonna be finding talent, hiring talent," Soulja says ... noting plans to create squads for Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counterstrike and more.
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Since 1996, people around the world have been bewitched by her voice and talent, proving you can seek success from pure talent.
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You have to attract the best talent in, and, what has shifted, over the last ten years-, ten years ago, the talent would move to the company-, AF: Mm. CU: Whereas, today, the company has to move to the talent.
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This is Brinkley's first collection, and if his talent for exacting vivisection of his protagonists continues, he'll be a talent to reckon with.
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The final thing is, from a talent perspective, we've been very lucky in having a great pool of talent to draw from here.
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Consider Antton Puonti, for example, who took home the first-place trophy on Talent Suomi (basically the Finnish version of America's Got Talent).
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And that's what we've tried by always bringing on a mix of Silicon Valley talent… alongside a lot of really good local talent.
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In The Parent Trap, Lohan exhibits a gleaming, undeniable talent — the kind of talent that indicates, no matter what, a story will follow.
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Often stereotyped as tattooed barbarians, the Picts certainly had a talent for war – but also a talent for carving stone and shaping silver.
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Talent productivity: In this age of automation, human talent is scarce, and there is incredible value attributed to retaining and maximizing human creativity.
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We live and die by our people, our talent, and it makes no difference to us whether that talent is male or female.
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"Richard was a designer whose talent and character inspired all around him," Sarah Mower, the British Fashion Council's ambassador for emerging talent, said.
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The demand that mere population be recognized instead of talent would be more apropos for locating fast food restaurants than recognizing acting talent.
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He drives all initiatives and programs involving the recruitment and development of AppNexians, including human resources, talent acquisition, talent development, benefits and compensation.
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But the true secret of Silicon Valley talent is the hidden wealth of non-engineering talent available to software and Internet service companies.
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SVP Chief Talent and Diversity Officer, Verizon Yrizarry oversees the implementation of Verizon's global diversity, strategic talent acquisition, development and succession planning strategies.
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We were trying to solve the talent crunch in the Bay Area by recruiting and training people with the raw talent in Vietnam.
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As a talent manager, her roster of talent has established long-term partnerships with brands such as Teen Vogue, L'Oréal, Pantene, and Macy's.
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Retain talent: Fewer limitations on investment staff compensation and the flexibility to employ investment professionals in other metros will help retain top talent.
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There's been a massive inflow of strong talent — in particular from the coasts — and we also have a maturation of locally cultivated talent.
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Indiana's lousy performance gave ammunition to Crean's critics: sure, he can recruit top talent, but he doesn't always turn that talent into wins.
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Lightweight and welterweight are the most talent rich divisions in MMA but the UFC has all the best talent at welterweight on lockdown.
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Rangers fans will push back on that, and it's true that the team has some young talent (every team has some young talent).
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"It's about being competitive in the market and making sure the talent pool of applicants was the right talent pool," Ms. McKenna said.
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The talent is still in the south, which means the majority of the talent is going to wind up staying in the south.
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"I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color," said Mr. Lawrence.
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Franchise-altering talent will soon flood their rosters and four years from now thar talent may be even more dominant than Simmons and Embiid.
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But we have a tremendous amount of talent in the House; a tremendous amount of talent in the Senate — I can tell you that.
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In the second episode, he used a talent contest to declare to Brown that he loved her -- in lieu of performing an actual talent.
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He now works as a strategist at social media talent agency Talent Resources, where he helps plan digital and social strategy for celebrity clients.
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Governments are competing better to get talent into their countries, but now they need to work with nomads and global talent, and vice versa.
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I'm not sure what I learned from squirting mustard in someone's face, except that it's important to forget about talent, because talent means nothing.
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Meanwhile, the talent and creativity in small towns is going untapped at the same time that traditional tech centers are struggling to find talent.
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But the main question at the root of most Sportscore-centric examinations is this: Is there any correlation between sporting talent and musical talent?
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And with the Talent Show feature, it could be trying to challenge YouTube as the place where new singing talent can be discovered, too.
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Talent influx: In response to Trump's immigration and visa policies, talent is flowing into Canada, which launched an expedited work-permit process last year.
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The group did not win the talent show, but their harmonizing made an impression on a talent scout in the audience, Ms. Hawkins said.
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"Each person had a different talent, [swimming] was my talent and my mission was to get them closer to the human chain," Simmons says.
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Some of that is the much-remarked-upon contradiction between Beyoncé's talent and how much she wants you to know she's using that talent.
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But corporate executives and on-air talent are rarely very close, especially in an industry in which brands are vital and talent is dispensable.
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Population: A+ Stability: C- Talent: B- Location: B- One corner of the famed Research Triangle, Raleigh has been attracting top technical talent for decades.
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So we're setting up a live location that you may be able to buy tickets to go to at one point where [we'll] introduce three different acts — from high profile to emergent ones — and surround it all with talent, from music talent to comedy talent.
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"Our new technical talent in the US is not as work-ready … as the talent is in some of the nations of our chief competitors," Dennis Dio Parker, a talent-development consultant at Toyota Motor North America and the program's founder, told Business Insider.
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Most companies already have the technical talent internally, but they need to foster talent in a wide range of roles, including product management and marketing.
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Source: San Diego Regional EDC Then I looked at the talent I had now, and the talent I needed to continue to grow the company.
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This should be alarming to an industry so desperate for talent that its hiring practices have led to much-publicized "talent wars" and legal action.
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He really goes out of his way to foster new talent, and look out for talent that other people might not be looking out for.
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" Of the exhibition and resulting book, he said: "Fundamentally, it is about talent giving a chance to talent — this is something I really believe in.
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The feature might let users compete against each other in a talent show of sorts, and allow talent singers another platform to get discovered on.
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We have great talent, tremendous talent, and we have all of the bands or most of the bands from the different segments of the military.
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Yes, I have fame and wealth and talent, but I certainly don't consider myself any better than anyone who has no fame, wealth or talent.
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Several media outlets also reported Wednesday that Kelly has parted ways with her talent agency, Creative Artists Agency, reportedly opting for United Talent Agency instead.
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I acquire the talent, and Joe deploys the talent, and sometimes you'll have disagreements on players' capabilities that I've acquired or strategies that he's employing.
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Since talent remains a key aspect of American advantage, it is vital for the U.S. to continue to compete to attract the world's top talent.
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The app is mainly focused on a "passive talent pool" — aka "currently or recently employed talent that is open for offers", as Holm puts it.
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Do you have a framework for how a small founding team should think about talent and the most important talent needs during the startup phase?
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Bain consultants also advised companies to start preparing for future talent needs, as "uncertain market conditions often make critical talent available," according to the report.
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First, employers recruit better talent, and more reliably; content valid simulations are more than twice as accurate as any other talent screening mechanism or criteria.
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"If what it is is access to talent, in some ways it's recognizing that you get more talent in a larger pool," she told Military.com.
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To help grow and expand his digital business, he works with United Talent Agency, a top Hollywood talent agency that also works with digital creators.
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They had the money, but they were unable to get it built because it takes talent to build things, and they don't have that talent.
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Simon Cowell's company is speaking out about Gabrielle Union's grievances with America's Got Talent during her one-season run on the NBC talent competition show.
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"America's Got Talent has a long history of inclusivity and diversity in both our talent and the acts championed by the show," the statement reads.
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More likely is that there is always talent in academies, talent that just needs to be given a chance to show that it can cope.
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Bret: When it comes to billionaires, you're right: A talent for being a boss isn't the same thing as a talent for being a leader.
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With the proper approach, the culture can outlast the talent, even in the N.B.A. Provided, of course, the flow of talent does not dry up.
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" A slide from a similar presentation prepared last spring for the same leaders called for "re-profiling current talent" to "create room for new talent.
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Because I think those are together, is that there's talent everywhere and I think it's just a question of opportunity, not a question of talent.
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According to the study, which was reported on in the South China Morning Post: China's AI talent pool made up just under 9% of the global total, compared to nearly the 14% of AI talent that's in the U.S. When it comes to high-level talent — the best of the best — the gap is even wider: China has one-fifth the top talent that the U.S. has.
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The firm was born in part through the efforts of Ari Emanuel, the talent agent who is co-chief executive of the talent agency WME/IMG.
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" He continues, "He should work a little harder to pay for travel/accommodations for the talent and team and then perhaps the talent will actually come.
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Over the past decade, reality television has been dominated by programs like American Idol, America's Got Talent and The Voice documenting the quest for entertainment talent.
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There are young players with raw talent who don't quite manage to use that talent to its full potential—until, all of a sudden, they do.
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While we recognize that talent is global, London offers us access to a rich talent pool and an environment that's well-suited to delivering the extraordinary.
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And you know, you can bet your life on all these talent shows — X Factor, Britain's Got Talent — [it] pops up so often with the contestants.
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TALENT GAP The talent shortage comes up repeatedly, with some analysts noting that it took Japanese, South Korean and Taiwanese firms decades to develop their expertise.
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Access to talent, with not only one of the two best universities, but more in all the world's talent want to be here in the Valley.
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"Our minds are open to all of these things because we are seeking a talent - talent in a pool that is increasingly small," the director said.
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In addition to the aforementioned talent, designer Mary Katrantzou lent her talent to a section of the show, so be on the lookout for those, too.
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The region has a wellspring of talent that we will continue to invest in and hire from, and attract talent from outside the state as well.
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Commentary by Dan Yu, a Talent agent at The Hired Guns, a New York City-based agency helping companies find the best digital and creative talent.
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Kanye West leaves no stone unturned when it comes to finding talent ... even if that talent is standing in line at one of his Pablo stores.
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True talent is what we need to judge from, and there is tremendous talent in all those fields of diversity, from gender to race to religion.
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Further, the United States is likely to remain attractive to global talent and capital; a merit-based immigration system could favor environmental science and technology talent.
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After highlighting the top talent managers in the YouTube influencer space earlier this year, Business Insider is now putting a spotlight on the top talent agents.
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Established in 1991, UTA is among the major Hollywood talent agencies and has developed a digital talent department focused on building businesses for top YouTube creators.
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Sharon Osbourne, 63, was a regular panelist on U.S. reality TV talent show "America's Got Talent" and played out a battle with colon cancer in public.
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As of this month, the talent agencies WME-IMG and United Talent Agency have commenced creating PACs and staging rallies in opposition to Trump's immigration policies.
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Greylock Talent Partner Dan Portillo sat down with Twitter Head of Revenue Engineering Wade Chambers to outline the best interview process to attract and retain talent.
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Certainly, there is no shortage of talent on this Brazilian squad, just as there was no shortage of talent in any of the squads since 2002.
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"We took it upon ourselves to do everything in our power to get the most out of our talent and the talent around us," Walker said.
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He moved to Los Angeles after he came here for a talent showcase and an agent at Monster Talent Management urged him to relocate from Atlanta.
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For business opportunities and day-to-day operations, D'Amelio is managed by Barbara Jones, who is the founder of the digital talent management firm Outshine Talent.
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Tuesday's episode, the Season 14 Quarterfinals, proved that viewers still love discovering major talent on the show, and continue to root for "America's Got Talent" overall.
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The groom, 33, is a television literary and talent agent in the New York office of United Talent Agency, where he represents television writers and performers.
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"We found that talent was available, and it's really good talent that we were not expecting to find ... at an English-speaking, managerial level," he said.
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I would be shocked if the board didn't have many, many conversations just about talent, and what the talent looks like, and what the opportunities are.
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In our current economy, many organizations are public about their struggle to find qualified talent and are working ever harder to retain the talent they have.
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US military snipers have a talent for hiding in plain sight, a talent developed through high-stakes games of hide-and-seek known as stalking exercises.
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Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough's departure from the America's Got Talent was reportedly the result of a "toxic" workplace culture at the NBC talent competition show.
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"We thought it would be a talent show and then we thought, well, we don't want talent to be a requirement for the show," Jimenez said.
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And really, we have some real talent, real talent in the Republican Party and the RNC and [RNC Chair] Reince [Priebus] — we want to thank everybody.
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As was widely reported recently, powerhouse Hollywood talent firm United Talent Agency will be opening its own gallery-like enterprise, U.T.A. Artist Space, on September 17.
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Decades before television talent shows such as "American Idol" and "America's Got Talent" came along, Barris was putting everyday people before the cameras in what was more of a reverse talent show with everyday people who did not mind exposing their vulnerabilities or answering embarrassing questions.
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"A lot of these companies are realizing that you want to grow great talent from the bottom, and if you don't get great talent at an early stage, you're not going to have very good talent at the mid-stage and at the top," says Wessel.
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Farmer was trying to find someone, anyone, who could get the Tested Ability to Leverage Exceptional Talent Act—the Talent Act, for short—to President Barack Obama.
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United Talent Agency, one of the world's largest talent agencies, canceled its traditional Oscars party and instead made a $250,000 donation to the American Civil Liberties Union.
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As exciting as these options are, however, history shows that though Bellator often picks up former UFC talent, it doesn't generally rush that talent into title fights.
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Agencies have expanded their portfolios from representing just talent to owning production operations as the value of individual talent declines due to saturation of opportunities in Hollywood.
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After more a decade judging young talent, Simon Cowell is truly shocked very little – but that's exactly what Laura Bretan did this season on America's Got Talent.
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Mid-size cities in other states can keep some of their talent, while California towns, like San Bernardino and Modesto, don't have enough to keep talent rooted.
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And that's very useful to an HR organization or to a CEO who's trying to maintain their top talent and keep their top talent at the company.
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Wentworth plays the show's talent booker, Staci — and if you've never met a talent booker, allow Wentworth to fill you in on some of their typical characteristics.
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Sanchez is a member of the Asia Society's Global Talent and Diversity Council and a founding member of the Institute for Corporate Productivity's Talent Acquisition Leaders Board.
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Starting that conversation is a huge step toward establishing a more balanced, healthy workplace — and one capable of recruiting top talent from the broadest possible talent pool.
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Taso Du Val started Toptal (short for "top talent") when he saw just how hard it was for U.S. firms to find top freelance talent in tech.
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While the talent crunch in Paris is nowhere near as worrying as in the Bay Area, tech companies are always looking for new ways to attract talent.
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It also could dampen startup ambitions — if they have a harder time offering a potential lottery win to talent, it may make it harder to attract talent.
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We found quite the opposite in Colorado, where there is strong engineering talent and it's a matter of kind of empowering that talent in a different way.
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It comes from giving our people the talent to contribute to our nation's success, and attracting to our country the talent that will add to our advantage.
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Know the talent you needTech talent is in short supply, so knowing the exact positions the IT department needs can help make the hiring challenge less arduous.
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I have a talent for getting different groups of people working together, and I have a talent for seeing systems — whole systems — and putting things together quickly.
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Twitter's head of entertainment talent Lara Cohen leaves the company Twitter's head of entertainment talent Lara Cohen leaves the company Cohen and Bicknell join a long list of Twitterers who've left in the past year including: Twitter appears to be in a bit of a downward talent spiral.
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So for me, what I'm really interested in with talent development is exposing our talent to a wide range of opportunities, helping them understand not only the craft of being talent, but also how to make things, how to promote it, the business of it, the marketing, distribution.
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So when we bring in talent, whether it&aposs older talent, younger talent, it&aposs how do we ensure that they&aposre getting the feedback for them to be the best that they can be, that we&aposre providing the training, and the scope for them to flourish.
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Life on the Road, meanwhile, looks towards the interminable talent shows of the noughties, The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent, to explain Brent's thirst for fame fast.
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Driven by an ingrained fear of slowing progress, engineering managers' use of blunt instruments to save time in finding talent is perpetuating the facade of a talent shortage.
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The agency is the first to try out a new Influential product called Talent Pro, which gives agents access to social data around a broader pool of talent.
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It's not that every employer will follow the professional sports model, engaging in a labor intensive search for talent and working to develop that talent at great expense.
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This means (1) acknowledging what is at stake, (2) creating an environment to attract, retain and focus the type of talent required and (3) aggressively seeking said talent.
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The writers also complain that three large talent agencies, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, Creative Artists Agency and United Talent Agency, have launched affiliated companies that finance shows themselves.
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" Weiss, who served as executive vice president and head of talent at Studio71 (formerly Collective Digital Studio), said he is wants to get back into "pure talent management.
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Just as Silicon Valley has famously aggregated technical talent in other areas, Israel is the capital of the world for talent who specialize in algorithmic thinking about risk.
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"America's Got Talent" contestant Dr. Brandon Rogers was a gem of a talent before his tragic death ... as you can see in his audition episode, which just aired.
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Endeavor also owns WME, the world's largest talent agency, giving it distinct advantage in creating new shows that draw on the skills of top creative talent in Hollywood.
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And it's not to say that I don't think the conference has enough talent to get there, it's almost a case of too much of the same talent.
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How Rogier and his team lined up talent for the MasterClass platform in its earliest days: It probably took us a year [to line up the early talent].
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But Michael Solomon, who manages freelance technology talent with 10x Management, said that the treatment of drivers is increasingly starting to affect the perceptions of Uber's technical talent.
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" Christine Landon, senior director of talent and career development at eBay, said "our partnership with Rallyteam is enabling us to create an internal talent market across the globe.
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Just like with talent, the reason the Bay Area talent pool is so strong is that there are other places to go if a company doesn't work out.
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If a skill is something you have to learn, and a talent is a gift you are given, then working — liking to work — was part of my talent.
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He was Castro's revolution in human form, proof that the Cuban system could not only produce world class talent but offer enough to keep that talent at home.
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That winner must ask not what her charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent can do for her, but what she can do for her charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent.
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Talent agents exist in industries like Hollywood, book publishing, and sports because the talent themselves often don't want to take on the burdens of managing their own careers.
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Sometimes I flatter myself that this is a talent, and although it is admittedly one of the minor talents, it is perhaps also the sole talent I possess.
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For this reason, most successful companies spend significant time defining the key characteristics they look for in talent, and then immense focus on finding and hiring that talent.
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"A lot of the talent has already been acquired here, professional talent to run his campaign," said former New Hampshire Chief Justice John Broderick, a Joe Biden supporter.
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The top 18 talent agents for YouTube creators and influencers:These talent agents help their clients monetize their online brands and build partnerships with companies through influencer marketing campaigns.
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The person under the tinsel-adorned mask has some serious musical talent, but it's unclear if this is a hidden talent or one the world already knew about.
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Switzerland, the U.S. and Canada are best at tapping the talent pool, according to the IMD World Talent Ranking, but many more demographically challenged economies are falling behind.
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But overall I believe you no borders in technology and talent or treaties, you know, there should not be friction on cross-border treaties and the Talent flow.
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Viacom also intends to manage content and talent more cohesively across its properties and use IP and talent from Media Networks segment to bolster its film slate at Paramount.
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What we found in this study is that people with talent that come from disadvantaged households don't do as well as people with very little talent from advantaged households.
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For aspiring players, proximity to greatness "is like a performance-enhancing drug," said Daniel Coyle, author of "The Talent Code," which chronicles talent outbreaks in different sports and countries.
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The prerequisites for a senior adviser to the President, like those for basketball coaches, boxing trainers, and stage directors, include a talent for knowing what to do with talent.
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"Most companies are losing the talent war, and not because of the lack of fight, but rather because strategic talent strategies are non-existent or broken," Zani told TechCrunch.
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"There's a lot of guys with talent, lot of guys with height, size, talent, speed, can shoot better than this guy, can jump higher than this guy," James said.
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USA Triathlon, trying to replenish its talent pool after a lackluster 2008 Olympics, approached her, recalling her talent as a distance runner and swimmer at the University of Wisconsin.
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"We essentially built what we're calling a talent operating system, which encompasses the core primary business objectives of what a company is trying to do with talent," Saidov explained.
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Our approach includes looking for talent from across the country from HBCUs, state colleges, and universities as well as Ivy League institutions, knowing talent exists in multiple academic environments.
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The relevant sections of the memo — which was sent by Mark Lobosco, the vice president of talent solutions, to members of the company's talent department on Friday — are below.
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The groom is an agent focusing on directors, talent, producers and production companies in nonscripted television at the Gersh Agency, a talent and literary agency in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Taken as a whole, the Giants have the type of talent that can get very good results while suggesting, quietly, that something more than talent must be at work.
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Check out our previous power lists — highlighting the top 14 talent managers and top 18 talent agents in the influencer space — for a sense of how this list will look.
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Beyond funding, the government must take a hard look at the global AI talent pool and accelerate the incoming flow of talent to our country, whether through academia or industry.
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Adding last-mile training to staffing not only frees the supply of talent by providing purpose-trained, job-ready, inexpensive talent at scale, but also increases margins and accelerates growth.
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"Headquarters location can often be the wrong benchmark to use to identify where employees are located," said Steve Cadigan, founder of Cadigan Talent Ventures, a Silicon Valley-based talent consultancy.
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America's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has an eye for spotting excellence in humans, and, according to fellow AGT judge Howie Mandel, Cowell can sniff out talent in dogs too.
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The talent that exists in every pocket of this country consistently blows me away — talent that starts new enterprises and creates innovations that change the way we live and work.
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"The war for talent is over — all the talent is working on open source," Donald Raab, a managing director at BNY Mellon, said at a Fintech Open Source Foundation event.
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"Having laws in place that protect LGBT individuals is one more indicator that the talent we need will be available," said Siobhan Handley, its chief talent officer, in a statement.
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Germany's Trivago is benefiting from a "talent drain" in the U.S., as Europe now appears to be a viable competitor for tech talent, according to company co-founder Rolf Schromgens.
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During this exhilarating sea change new talent emerged, older talent was newly appreciated and the history of American art was suddenly up for grabs — and in dire need of rewriting.
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Check out our previous power lists — highlighting the top 14 talent managers and top 18 talent agents in the influencer space — for a sense of how this list will look.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "Trump said he chose Pence because he has a certain talent for this, and that talent is always looking like a guy who is holding his breath, apparently.
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Wide receiver was a major need, and even if Davis was not the top talent available, he was the top talent at the position where they needed the most help.
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We're laying the groundwork now to build a pipeline of local talent so that in the future, our biggest companies and newest start-ups will have grown through local talent.
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SK Food Group, for instance, partnered with LeadersUp, a national talent development intermediary, to develop a talent pipeline to meet the hiring needs of a new facility in Columbus, Ohio.
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But there's been collateral damage from these actions: sharply reduced flow in the pipeline of Iranian talent, a hidden but crucial source of talent for the U.S. high tech industry.
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"We reach out to a variety of sources to identify talent for consideration for appointed positions, and the FGA's talent bank has been one such source," Maglinger, Bevins's spokesperson, said.
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Ashleigh Butler is returning to the Got Talent franchise over a year after the death of her partner, her dog Pudsey, who helped her win season 6 of Britain's Got Talent.
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Many firms have a talent partner — or an entire team of talent partners if the firm has $10 billion under management — to help place job candidates at companies they've invested in.
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While the raw talent of the Hungary squad was no doubt a decisive factor in the encounter, equally important was the tactical innovation which allowed that talent to flourish and thrive.
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" When it comes to a crown-winning talent, Thames looks out for "out of the box talents as opposed to seeing the typical modeling routine that sometimes people do for talent.
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Ryan Seacrest knows a thing or 2 about hosting talent competitions, so he's automatically the front-runner to replace Nick Cannon on "America's Got Talent" ... the question, is he into it?
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"I think sometimes people don't realize how powerful of a platform [YouTube] is, and how it's changing how people consume content," Brian Sokolik, talent manager at Authentic Talent & Literary Management, said.
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"Look at the talent in the final three — so much talent," says Property Brothers star Drew Scott, who was eliminated with his pro partner Emma Slater on the performance finale Monday.
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"In any business where talent is your primary commodity, you have to take control of the talent that you have and take responsibility for the skilling that they have," she explained.
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It has to do with the possibility of imagining how a certain luminous talent will keep developing over the years, how this talent might expand beyond the horizon of our vision.
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"We believe that the mismatch between talent supply and demand for engineers can be addressed in a sustainable manner by changing the way we identify, recruit, and develop talent," Agarwal said.
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"The main talent is: You have to have confidence and get over your fears because there's not anything crazy about this business where you need super-talent to succeed," he said.
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Unfortunately for Vine, the attrition in talent meant that there were fewer Vine stars who needed to cut deals, and most of Niche's talent brokering went to other platforms, like Instagram.
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In "Bubbles Loves Animals," a teaser that Cartoon Network released Monday, Bubbles declares her love for animals during a school talent show — after proving her other talent, lifting an entire building.
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Talent Acquisition Challenges: High demand and short supply of talent with the requisite skills in Analytics, Cloud Services, Digital Marketing, and Mobility will likely drive higher labor acquisition and retention costs.
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Belgium's coach, Roberto Martinez, overseeing a once-in-a-lifetime stable of talent, will be looking to demonstrate that he has the managerial talent to match the players on the pitch.
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"The No. 1 priority of business today is where they can get the talent they need from the global talent pool," said Kathryn S. Wylde, the chief executive of the group.
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Today's competitive talent market means businesses have to differentiate from competitors, and companies that explicitly put their people first and prioritize their employee experience will attract and retain the best talent.
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To find top talent in a competitive field, Salesforce looks beyond technical prowessSalesforce is looking for people to fill tech roles amid a major battle in corporate America for the talent.
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A new program called the Choose Topeka Talent Initiative is looking for extraordinary people to move to Topeka to help bolster its talent pool, economy, and help regrow its dwindling population.
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"As a result, the risk to IPERS is that the firm could lose investment talent, and/or it may be unable to recruit high caliber talent in the future," she said.
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The 2020 NDAA paid parental leave provision is the single best way to ensure that the nation's top talent is attracted to federal service and that our government retains that talent.
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At a time when the unemployment rate is low and businesses are struggling to find qualified talent, employers can't afford to continue shutting out this untapped talent pool of able workers.
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They want to invest in talent that makes a differenceWhen it comes to investing in new talent, billionaires want to be seen as a patron of good ideas, according to Atti.
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Check out our previous power lists, highlighting the top 14 talent managers and top 18 talent agents in the YouTube influencer space, for a sense of how this list will look.
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That dearth of talent is most striking across six areas of expertise: To remedy this, employers are on the hunt for new talent — and they're looking both at home and abroad.
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Major donors include Ms. Witherspoon, Ms. Rhimes, Meryl Streep, Steven Spielberg and Kate Capshaw, and the talent agencies ICM Partners, the Creative Artists Agency, William Morris Endeavor and United Talent Agency.
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But hopefully he doubles down on his renewed promise to only screen contestants for their "charisma, uniqueness, nerve, and talent," because dismissing trans performers would mean dismissing a world of talent.
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It's a competition for talent — don't settle for anything.
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Fox is the best — they have the best talent.
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And by the way ... And pay anything for talent.
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Petar Mandich – chief talent officer and cofounder, Addition Management
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Brianne — never considered a can't-miss talent — still wonders.
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She might actually have the talent — and the ambition.
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" Elaborating, he added: "Z's makeup doesn't match her talent.
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It's exhausting work & it's a waste of their talent.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's war for technology talent is intensifying.
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No city is going to have the density of talent that exists in Silicon Valley, and so it is harder to recruit, but Hall said that challenge is offset by two factors: It can often be significantly less expensive to hire talent, and companies can generate a better return on investment on the talent.
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Like looking for talent in cities like New York and other places, building and staffing up these offices serves two purposes: it helps keep talent that don't necessarily want to move to the Bay Area to be in the mothership, and it also opens an opportunity to poach talent from other companies in an area.
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Talent is going to play a critical role, your question suggested that, but only 25% of the executives that we surveyed, 1,600 of them, in 19 countries, suggested that their organization has the right talent, and the right processes, to harness the talent, to be able to take advantage of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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Stifel's take: We concur that the shutdown will likely have a negative impact on recruiting and retaining qualified IT talent for the federal government, likely pushing such talent toward more commercial work.
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"Rory has so much talent, but he has to recognize that talent alone is not enough, and recognize the dangers here," Levet told Reuters on the eve of the year's first major.
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The busy entrepreneur and mother-of-two runs Australia's most recognisable PR agency and has most recently founded the creative talent management group, The Ministry of Talent, and content agency, Social Union.
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Companies that can develop in-house security talent are going to be in significantly better shape than those that have to compete with other organizations for top talent on the open market.
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Nancy Altobello is the Global Vice Chair of Talent at EY. She leads EY's Talent function, focusing on the recruitment, learning, development, coaching and mentoring of approximately 250,000 people across 152 countries.
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"We use machine learning and adaptive technical tests to offer a curated talent pool of engaged talent to our more than 1.500 clients," said Revelo's co-founder Lucas Mendes, in a statement.
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Details: The unprecedented move comes after several rounds of negotiations have fallen flat between the Guild and the Association of Talent Agents (ATA), a trade group that represents Hollywood's biggest talent agencies.
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Point72's head of human capital, Mike Butler, told Business Insider recently that the firm had been investing heavily in talent, particularly growing younger talent through initiatives such as the Point72 Academy.
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Talent. Glassdoor estimates that entry-level software engineers in San Francisco earn about 15 percent above the national average, and the gap for top-notch talent is likely to be far greater.
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Like a lot of recruitment platforms it helps companies find tech talent across Europe through a network of European headhunters validating the talent on the platform and making visible their city preferences.
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America's Got Talent has had some changes since it debuted in 2006, with a bevy of judges and hosts, but America's gotten pretty used to seeing Nick Cannon emcee the talent extravaganza.
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Helpful pointers for navigating this uncertain future are to be found in the fourth edition of the Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI), which this year has the theme of "Talent and Technology".
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When McNearney asks Aniston what her talent might be if she were to participate in a beauty contest in real life, she claims she has "no talent"—but McNearney has another idea.
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In this unusual setting, the outgoing president signed H.R. 6900, the Tested Ability to Leverage Exceptional Talent (Talent) Act, to codify the Presidential Innovation Fellows program as a centerpiece of his legacy.
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The Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTCI) 2015-16, an annual study by INSEAD, Adecco and Singapore's Human Capital Leadership Institute, focuses this year on the key role of openness for talent attraction.
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The RVA Street Art Festival was started in 2012 by Ed Trask and Jon Baliles as a way to bring talent from around the country here to paint murals alongside local talent.
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He started 2017 with a lot of top Republican talent not wanting to work for him, and ends 2017 with a lot of Republican top talent not wanting to work for him.
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Companies like Google, Yahoo, Oracle and PayPal attract top talent for years; when they reach maturity or a major liquidity event, their talent disperses and germinates into the next generation of companies.
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And a curated talent marketplace is key to Pilot's proposition, with in-house vetting and ongoing assessment of its freelance talent pool (and currently a wait list to get onto its books).
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In the talent arms race, top talent might be more likely to prioritize working with platforms that have a stronger brand identity, and whose platform revolves specifically around high-quality content distribution.
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In the book, Eric and Jonathan talk about the kind of talent, processes and culture that Google developed over time — with the sole purpose of attracting, motivating and retaining the best talent.
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"Gamers are still relatively new to the world of talent representation, and we want to explore the opportunities available for each individual client," said Hana Tjia, an agent at United Talent Agency.
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As such, there will be narrow windows to add outside talent in each offseason, and adding significant talent will be much more difficult than might be expected for a rising young team.
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Ally can accentuate qualities of femininity and female aesthetics for her drag persona, but Jackson sees her talent in spite of the drag, not the drag as an augmentation of her talent.
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Amy Schultz, the director of talent acquisition for LinkedIn's product department, described three changes she said companies need to make in 2020 to attract the top talent on the "Recruiting Future" podcast.
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But given the tight labor market and high cost of hiring new talent, organizations are finding that it's more cost-efficient to retrain current workers and develop talent from existing labor forces.
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IT'S NOT ABOUT DOING THIS OUT OF ANYTHING ELSE OTHER THAN TO SAY LET US BE THE PLACE WHICH ATTRACTS THE BEST TALENT SO THAT BEST TALENT CAN CONTRIBUTE TO OUR ECONOMY.
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While the cliché that "hard work beats talent every time" is not quite accurate, it is true that in competition between supremely talented people, those who combine talent with hard work prevail.
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This week, I dove into the business behind controversial content on YouTube and spoke to talent manager Jordan Worona, the CEO and founder of the digital talent management firm We are Verified.
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Donaldson's talent manager, Reed Duchscher, president of the talent management firm Night Media, explained to Business Insider how Donaldson uses images with a "shock" and "awe" effect to drive a wider audience.
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With employers facing a talent crunch and many companies competing for the top talent, American workers are in a good position to negotiate for a raise — and yet most choose not to.
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One side seems to be knocking the front office for not getting enough talent on the roster, the other for mismanaging the talent that's there and not pushing the players hard enough.
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In addition to her looks, Miss America is now also judged on talent performances and an interview section; according to the competition's grading rubric, talent and looks are now weighed equally—the swimsuit section accounts for 15 percent of the total score, and evening-wear counts for 20; the talent portion comprises 35 percent of the overall sum.
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Call centers will continue to charge you for providing customer service and sales, but by becoming a strategic talent supply partner to clients, you now also have a second revenue stream: charging a placement fee for hiring the entry-level talent that's been working for you for the past year or two — talent that is purpose-trained and proven.
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Read more:Dwyane Wade defends wife Gabrielle Union for &aposstanding up&apos against reported racism at &aposAmerica&aposs Got Talent&apos after she was &aposfired&apos from the showAriana Grande, Ellen Pompeo, and more celebrities rally behind Gabrielle Union after she was reportedly fired from &aposAmerica&aposs Got Talent&aposGabrielle Union, NBC meet over &aposAmerica&aposs Got Talent&apos firing
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But the talent pool at Zhongguancun Science Park, or Z-Park, still falls short of that in San Francisco, said Liu Minhua, head of the talent management division of the Beijing Communist Party.
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It's no secret that machine learning talent is hard to come by, so it's no surprise that all of the major tech firms are acquiring as much talent and technology as they can.
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Mister Rogers wanted you to know you still have talent, even when you do catch an L. "Being the best loser takes talent, just as being the best winner does," Mister Rogers said.
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Attracting and retaining fresh talent, educators and data scientists must be a part of our national agenda, as the talent pool necessary to take a leadership position in AI is currently cannibalizing itself.
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They are places where technology, specialized talent, competing companies, academic institutions and research programs come together and feed on each other synergistically, creating ever-more specialized talent and deeper research agendas over time.
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"First thing after Brexit happened, we talked about talent - talent coming out of the UK," said Sopnendu Mohanty of the Monetary Authority of Singapore at a panel discussion at Singapore's first FinTech festival.
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Like recent UCLA superstar and soon-to-be NBA lottery selection Lonzo Ball, Porter is a generational talent who has benefited greatly from a father who spotted that talent early and cultivated it.
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Thanks for giving us so much... Billy Idol Oh my god I can't believe that Prince has died…he was a great great talent…RIP LaToya Jackson We've just lost an incredible talent!
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And then how do we make sure that-- that what we do technologically, and how we have talent, that we have-- we say it pretty simply to the board, best tech, best talent.
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We're now seeing the emergence of service providers that explicitly serve a dual function: (1) provide business services to clients; and (2) serve as a strategic talent supply partner for entry-level talent.
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Ana Izquierdo is Talent Clue's CEO, the company that develops the recruiting software that helps recruiting teams to connect with the best talent and hire them faster, while delivering the best candidate experience.
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In either case, James was broadcasting the idea that he was open to upgrading the talent around him — and, in fairness, who wouldn't want to play with an all-world talent like Davis?
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After highlighting the top talent managers and the top talent agents in the YouTube influencer space, Business Insider is now putting a spotlight on the top PR agents and publicists in the industry.
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According to Forrester Research, the New York region is the largest tech talent market in the U.S. Its 333,000 tech workers beat out the San Francisco Bay Area's tech talent pool of 310,000.
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These include financial woes, crumbling infrastructure and a talent drain.
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Finally, the pair focused on hiring great talent, Bansal said.
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The French don't have a monopoly on New Zealand talent.
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China is by far the biggest magnet for that talent.
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You are a kind, gentle soul and one special talent.
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He's a huge talent whose love of cars is infectious.
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Clearly his talent for emotional manipulation far exceeds his humility.
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America's Got Talent: The Champions airs Mondays at 8 p.m.
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"I have a really odd talent," she tweeted in 2009.
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And me and Rob met at a TSU talent show.
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The move was designed to attract talent and reduce costs.
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Don't you love finding out about a celebrity's secret talent?
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Something to force it beyond where anyone else's talent goes.
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We have the same talent as people who are cis.
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Elodie is basically obsessed with Sabine and her musical talent.
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You've got to be looking at the full talent pool.
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She was also dropped from her talent agency, ICM Partners.
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"There's a competition for talent across the industry," Smith said.
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The world had just lost a true talent; we cried.
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How can they maintain their ability to hire top talent?
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Luckily for Fanning, singing was a talent she already possessed.
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AppNexus has scale of infrastructure, advanced technology and diverse talent.
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And I was impressed with them, it was just talent.
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They rely on talent and expertise, rather than brute force.
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But the talent losses have stacked up a bit now.
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To attract the best talent in 2017, employers are responding.
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Jumpman was a simple soul with a simple talent: jumping.
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Conway's talent for surviving tough interviews is hard to deny.
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His intensity and talent helped make the Rocky movies successful.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent!
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And Cruise, for all his talent, didn't have that physicality.
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"He is a talent and showed that today," Clement said.
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The ability to develop talent is always in high demand.
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That talent appeared to be gone forever, and it wasn't.
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Cher's charisma and talent has stood the test of time.
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Mel B wasn't the only one enamored with her talent.
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Photographing wildlife takes a special combination of patience and talent.
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Mr Bolsonaro's main talent is for whipping up public anger.
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This cultural dynamism makes Hong Kong attractive to global talent.
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Comedian Prince had a secret talent that few knew about.
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This is an acquisition of talent, technology, and existing business.
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He has so much skill and talent in the game.
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And Taco Bell threw "hiring parties" to attract new talent.
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That presents a problem for companies when recruiting tech talent.
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Responsibilities can entail finding executive talent, including CEOs and CFOs.
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Musk has also solicited talent for Tesla on Twitter recently.
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But I think, you know, talent like that has value.
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He is a "syndicated talent of Premiere Networks," it said.
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Pay to retain and recruit top talent with differentiated voices.
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Later, he owned his own talent agency in Las Vegas.
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And this isn't just about hiring talent in other cities.
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Hollins was working with a roster largely bereft of talent.
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The new season of America's Got Talent is almost here!
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What I'm saying doesn't take anything away from his talent.
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Amir also had the advantage of being an exceptional talent.
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We're also relentlessly focused on developing our state's talent pool.
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"What an incredible talent that won't be forgotten," he continued.
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The discussion turned to talent and the shortage of it.
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Routing talent where it belongs could get more things built.
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You were a true talent and an even truer person.
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Lauren Purnell has a real talent for playing with food.
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All the talent is worth checking out for yourself, though.
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Entrepreneurs are taking advantage of China's talent and data strengths.
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You had to spread your talent all over the field.
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Intel's response has been to buy up AI hardware talent.
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Demitri discovered his hidden talent — singing — just two years ago.
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Their absences mean Coach Ellis is turning to fresher talent.
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For instance, season seven welcomes a new slate of talent.
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Callum Keith Rennie (Billy Talent): It was old school casting.
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This is not coming from lack of female talent, though.
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What's the most fun part about hosting America's Got Talent?
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For me, I trusted intrinsically in his mind and talent.
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It also means they've been formally recognized for their talent.
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Like Ed Wood, Wiseau has ambition that outstrips his talent.
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"The war for talent right now is incredible," Urmson says.
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There aren't enough X people in the X talent pool.
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Talent that has not been abroad is not, however, neglected.
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In normal times political talent gravitates to the front benches.
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He's a quiet outsider with a talent for selling drugs.
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Unsurprisingly the startups' biggest fear is continued access to talent.
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Perhaps it will get new talent excited about the enterprise.
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Beyond Stephens, all of that Palantir talent makes perfect sense.
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Seems like comedic talent doesn't necessarily translate to aerial skills!
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Here are 5 scenes that exemplify their talent from CineFix.
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All of this is attracting top talent from other fields.
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But when it comes to developing talent, it's a struggle.
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The two also share something else: talent and industry recognition.
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"There's so much hidden talent in the world," Monica continues.
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When recruiting talent, it describes itself as "disruptive" and "revolutionary".
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HE'S A REALLY GOOD GUY AND A REALLY GOOD TALENT.
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The other coast: Hollywood is experiencing a similar talent uprising.
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The firms don't want to "poach" talent from the client.
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"You either have the talent or you don't," she said.
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At least in terms of hiring new talent, that is.
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The same is true of human capital, talent and labor.
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If Silicon Valley can't attract talent, this could stifle innovation.
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In fact she is a person with no actual talent.
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New education efforts hope to help fill that talent shortage.
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"It's never been a better time for talent," Hastings said.
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Watch, and feel ashamed of yourself for lacking his talent.
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It helps that Liberation has some strong talent behind it.
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The amendment further freed up Los Angeles to pursue talent.
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"There's still talent out there to be discovered," said Perry.
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The acquisition, however, is for the technology, not the talent.
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But it seemed like he had the talent for chess.
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Let's start with the human talent that drives innovation forward.
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However, the current talent pool does not support these numbers.
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AMERICA'S intelligence agencies are struggling to attract and retain talent.
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Go deeper: Esports eyes high schools, colleges as talent pipeline
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Each one of them is just a mountain of talent.
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Demand is rising, but the talent supply has remained constant.
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She's represented by WME and Authentic Talent and Literary Management.
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And to me, foundation is defined as talent and character.
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Badham said he knew immediately that Travolta had real talent.
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They pride themselves on poaching, with said funds, established talent.
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I was basically in charge of rounding up creative talent.
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He credits the longevity of Prince's appeal to his talent.
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I just have the talent to keep talented people around.
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" Comedian Ellen DeGeneres said Michael "was such a brilliant talent.
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Getting hit by your own car really takes some talent.
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Rafael sees Monica's charisma and talent reflected in his granddaughter.
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And then there is simply Mr. Dylan's talent for provocation.
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The women's featherweight division has always been thin on talent.
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That's what we need in our country -- we need talent.
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Music has lost a giant of a man & a talent.
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Billie is Carrie's only child with talent agent Bryan Lourd.
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I was able to recognize Michael Shannon's immense talent immediately.
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And this being Brazil there is always talent coming through.
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For tech companies to continue to grow, they need talent.
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From the looks of it, she has a secret talent.
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Inslee has a talent for making it all seem manageable.
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Some nights, Carrey's natural talent got him through his set.
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"Only God knows where talent will come from," Jackson said.
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"It is also a pure test of talent," Foddy said.
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Besides, it's never smart to leave talent on the table.
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With festivals fights currently cancelled, no new talent can emerge.
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Watching the budding talent of new kids like Kurt Metzger.
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The competition for engineering talent in Silicon Valley is fierce.
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The going rate for talent these days is $10 million.
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We really were [a] talent magnet company for the industry.
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Our job as a modeling agency is to sell talent.
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However, the prince said he doesn't share Meghan's culinary talent.
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But the two didn't initially connect over shared musical talent.
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Talent is universal if we only choose to recognize it.
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SOFTWARE firms are supposed to be a paradise for "talent".
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He's a special young man and a special young talent.
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No industry can compete for talent quite like tech can.
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All talent show lineups should include Darth Vader's theme song.
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I went to do a talent show at a club.
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Without persistence, talent is nothing more than potential, she says.
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They need money, they need talent, and they need customers.
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Create a subcommittee accountable for developing and evaluating internal talent.
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You are a born performer, that has tons of talent.
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Despite his talent, Dad isn't a tattoo artist by trade.
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Bring back Darrell Hammond, funnier and a far greater talent.
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Romar cited a lack of talent when making the shift.
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They've got talent, and we'd like them to use it.
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All the finalists have a ready supply of tech talent.
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Jazz singer Sanam Abdolazimzadeh's story is one of clandestine talent.
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Both strategies enable founders to reward talent for sticking around.
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So they hire middling talent, trained to do the same.
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An enormous talent that we were all big fans of.
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Carr says degrees don't matter to her when assessing talent.
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Mel B walks off 'America's Got Talent' What just happened?!?
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The additional office in Detroit helps broaden the talent pool.
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All I gotta do is think that they got talent.
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The key, however, is Trump's one true talent for branding.
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All have label support, and there's talent behind every name.
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That means that talent is being drained from the workforce.
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As ever in Tallahassee, this is not a talent issue.
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The middle school talent show just got more interesting. 3.
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Gaga's boyfriend — CAA talent agent Christian Carino — was there too.
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In this case, Workday appears to be acquiring the talent.
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"They have a lot of talent out there," Johansen said.
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It's not that I thought I had no talent whatsoever.
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Other firms seek talent more quietly but just as doggedly.
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Your talent and good heart will never lead you wrong.
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Also, it's not like this blonde bomb has no talent.
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It's also served as a compelling recruiting tool for talent.
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Updating these policies would allow that talent to remain here.
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He was always conscious of his talent, and in the
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He's a very capable musician and a talent within himself.
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We have to believe in their talent, hunger and determination.
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Trump has not yet displayed a comparable talent at leadership.
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The biggest concern CEOs raised is attracting and retaining talent.
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Do you see a lot of choreographic talent in Russia?
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Many take our leadership in attracting global talent for granted.
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The talent they need will turn out to be expensive.
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But what came next demonstrated another strand to his talent.
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There's certainly no lack of resources or talent to blame.
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Ireland has got some real talent in these two women.
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Those near Schorling say he has an eye for talent.
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It happened while cooking — yet another hidden talent of his.
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Can we offer them [help to] recruit talent from abroad?
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Pisces have an uncanny talent for delicately handling male egos.
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What about talent, what are you doing to secure drivers?
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It will be keeping all of his backfield talent content.
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For the emerging talent, the lure of Tesla was undisputed.
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And they really didn't know the talent that we had.
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"At the heart of this is talent," said UVA's Lenox.
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Current policies are resulting in an enormous waste of talent.
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When did you realize you had a talent for singing?
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Reviewer after reviewer said he had destroyed his own talent.
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" In the long run, Welch says, "talent almost always wins.
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And I know we have the talent to do this.
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"Effort can't overcome anything, but effort + talent = excellence," he wrote.
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This is — there is no other word for it — talent.
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It also helps maintain the talent pool for nuclear specialists.
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A little guts and a little bit of arm talent.
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Members of Parliament were rewarded for obedience rather than talent.
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Concealment is a reflexive talent in a lot of veterans.
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Zhejiang Talent was down around 13 percent in the week.
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The key is training and keeping talent in the country.
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Talent and labor have been transfigured into pomp and ceremony.
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Belichick has earned a reputation as a brilliant talent scout.
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A lot of talent and a lot of history here.
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They have a lot of talent, a lot of weapons.
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Their recent deals fill in some of the talent gap.
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Money does not solve strategy and money can't buy talent.
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It was a big talent he had, a real strength.
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Keys has the talent to contend for the Wimbledon title.
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And so we do not constrain our talent by resources.
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For Christian, there's no greater purpose than sharing his talent.
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Critics felt "Otherhood" wasted the talent of its lead actresses.
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Fixing our nation's broken talent marketplace would benefit every American.
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Expect it to tinker with the talent and the shows.
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A bit of talent and a whole lot of practice.
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He imagined Adolf Hitler as the creation of talent agents.
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Japan has other skilled gymnasts, but none with his talent.
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I encourage you all to organize and attend talent shows.
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There's a talent show out there for all of us.
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For me, talent is not a gift but a responsibility.
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While all industries are bracing for a cybersecurity talent crunch.
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Its Japanese culinary team is stacked with Japanese culinary talent.
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It's even more important than hiring for talent or skill.
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Patty McCord was the original chief talent officer at Netflix.
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Joanna Daly is the vice president of talent at IBM.
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Currently there is little incentive to optimize time and talent.
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After all, his chief legal talent is actually at Viacom.
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But his true talent is to realize that he doesn't.
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"I think it's good that people recognize talent," he said.
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People reports that Gaga is dating talent agent Christian Carino.
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Hire cheaper programming talent from the third world, of course.
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They wanted us to do good and show our talent.
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Throwing strikes takes talent, but in Denver, it takes more.
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That November, McCaskill beat Talent by fewer than 50,000 votes.
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Democrats must center their campaigns around digital talent and strategies.
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"There's so much young talent in the industry," he said.
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Talent Market gives every indication of serving such a niche.
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"We need to think different about attracting talent," Candiello said.
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But I'll go anywhere if there's a chance there's talent.
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It also means businesses lose talent and experience every year.
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I felt I had discovered a new talent to explore.
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Just saying I'm gonna throw all this talent out there.
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It's a combination of talent, luck, and, uh, more luck.
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What I did see, though, was a phenomenal, explosive talent.
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The Association of Talent Agents has called the bill unworkable.
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Which means you'll be competing for talent with NCAA football.
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And that talent is better than pretty much everyone else's.
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Did Father Time finally backcheck the talent away from Jagr?
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It was an extraordinary effort, destroyed utterly by superior talent.
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But with all this talent, where are the leading roles?
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He started a prairie roots mixtape and would find talent.
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And sometimes the talent and the contracts don't always meet.
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We have a lot of diverse talent in the company.
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AND WE'VE ALSO GOT GREAT TALENT THAT'S COMING WITH THIS.
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"There's a tremendous battle for that [tech] talent," Holmes said.
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But for better or worse, talent still beats everything else.
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Preller got 30 days, and his team lost no talent.
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If I said no, it would be disrespecting her talent.
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It was clear that the child had a remarkable talent.
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Mr. Nieporent always sought talent, ignoring the potential for anxiety.
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Local talent can be overlooked among the riches of Dallas.
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To adjust, he now casts a wider net for talent.
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Despite his prodigious talent, Judge has been slowed by injuries.
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It's not exactly a Pixar short, but it's demonstrable talent.
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He joined United Talent in 2015 to create the division.
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The top 18 talent agents for YouTube creators and influencers.
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So that was lucky or through talent or through luck.
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There are armies of diverse talent ready to come through.
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The "America's Got Talent" judge fell ill earlier this month.
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This incarnation includes the "America's Got Talent" finalists Light Balance.theillusionistslive.
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She most recently worked as a director of talent strategy.
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She has invested heavily in both engineering and media talent.
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"There's such diversity of talent out there," Mr. Godwin said.
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Machida's opponent, Jamar Ocampo was far from a top talent.
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Companies were starved for talent, in whatever form they took.
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From the beginning, Lloyd Webber showed a distinct musical talent.
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Fresno State defended well, but it was short of talent.
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But their young talent is ready to spark a turnaround.
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Instead, she took up archery and discovered her extraordinary talent.
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You hit me, I bust open with all this talent.
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Amazon and Netflix have been driving up prices for talent.
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It is not, after all, that the talent is lacking.
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How much of one's success is based on natural talent?
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"I do believe we have talent in there," Callaway said.
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Do you think grit is more important than innate talent?
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Wilkins's celebrity stems primarily from his remarkable talent and versatility.
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Unfortunately, however, Rizin's welterweight talent pool is all but dry.
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She discovered early that she had a talent to entertain.
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The talent we have at the company is very strong.
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Yeah, the claiming of your talent is really interesting. Yeah.
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This forced local talent to really step up their game.
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What's interesting about it is its formidable concentration of talent.
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I actually think we have great technical talent in Sydney.
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The quality of talent coming out is very very good.
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Top talent may be scarce, but so are top jobs.
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"It's all about the talent of the brewer," he said.
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Every modern organization is competing to attract top talent today.
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"You get talent," was the big selling point to him.
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It seems like he has some good talent to me.
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Riccardi does not believe his job is to teach talent.
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God bless America, with our boundless talent and galling complacency.
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And I'm known for my deep relationships with creative talent.
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How has so much amazing talent produced such poor results?
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Croatia has the talent to reach the quarterfinals, at least.
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But Carey's talent makes her journey a thing of wonder.
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That is Carey's talent: Each page leaves you off kilter.
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"Talent doesn't mean" much, Mr. Leslie said, using an expletive.
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With more talent under its umbrella, he says that Dating.
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Should writing witty comments be considered a hobby or talent?
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Queen Latifah is joining the America's Got Talent judges' panel!
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America's Got Talent has named its finalists for season 14!
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Mooyah is also trying to recruit untapped sources of talent.
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It should help when it comes to hiring local talent.
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Two in five Americans think we're in a talent crisis.
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The siblings started classes last week at Talent Elementary School.
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"The talent is undeniable," Anthopoulos said late in spring training.
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Last year, the company needed more engineering talent to expand.
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Now some Disney talent has been added to join Baird.
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Ms. Weinstein is a substantial talent who bears close watching.
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"Fake wife, fake life, no talent at all," he rapped.
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She believes in the superiority of great talent like Canova.
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To make local industry globally competitive, it needs global talent.
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Yet there's so much talent here, waiting for a spark.
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"What I want is to engage true talent," she said.
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Its squad is not quite as packed with supreme talent.
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Developing talent — and sharing it — catapulted them into those connections.
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Anyone of talent or honesty would recoil from the job.
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Unlike other TV talent competitions, there is no audience input.
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"Donny was a tremendous talent," Flack wrote in an email.
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It's almost like his talent wasn't ever the issue here?
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Mr. Rokos's talent as a trader first surfaced at Goldman.
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But he has concerns about the &aposglobal access to talent.
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With unemployment below 4%, we're in a competitive talent market.
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"There are brains and talent wasting in Vincennes," Nadège says.
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Stars make astronomically more than the rest of the talent.
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The talent, competitiveness, the drive, the fuel, the energy, everything.
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Caressa Cameron won the preliminary talent competition for her singing.
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Jonathan is very strong and his talent goes beyond creative.
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But again, it is talent suited to a television screen.
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Workers of C. explodens have a distinctive, rather foul talent.
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There were reasons for this northern influx of émigré talent.
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It would be uncouth to criticize a juvenile talent show.
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If you're hiding your talent, it adds to the stereotype.
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Tapping into an overlooked market, they predominantly spotlight young talent.
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Reem soon revealed a talent for the extermination of fleas.
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"We're basically going where the talent is," Mr. Schroepfer said.
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"John is an outstanding man of great talent," Trump tweeted.
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If a guy has talent, we're going to find it.
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That said, "The Barrowfields" is a work of abundant talent.
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She is a founding member of the American Talent Initiative.
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Importantly, cyber education grooms a new talent base for careers.
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Two key challenges are cost and access to skilled talent.
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Amazing what a few years and pure talent can do.
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I generally stay at a party until the talent leaves.
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You just need the time and talent to write one.
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"You have a talent," she remembers him saying to her.
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But I like to think that I had some talent.
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But along with depth and talent, good fortune helps, too.
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Because I know who has talent and who is smart.
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Wealthy participants inevitably emphasized their own hard work and talent.
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I was a talent but I was not a superstar.
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Jim Talent for her seat in 85003 and dispatched Rep.
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For the IRS, this was a notable influx of talent.
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Mr. Burgie's talent also landed him Off Broadway in 1963.
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It now has a resident choreographer with talent and guts.
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