Recognizing the True Value of Talent

“Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” While often credited to Dr. Seuss, this sentiment highlights a truth that’s deeply relevant in talent acquisition and retention. The reality is, we often don’t recognize the true value of our hires until they’ve either transformed our business, or left us with a gap that’s hard to fill.

That’s why I strongly believe in investing time and resources upfront to discern the true value of talent before they become a memory. It’s not just about filling roles but cultivating lasting partnerships between employees and companies.

Here’s why understanding your talent strategy now is crucial:


• Turnover costs: Replacing an employee can cost up to 33% of their annual salary.

• Cultural fit matters: 89% of hiring failures are due to poor cultural fit, not a lack of skills.

• Long-term value: Companies that invest in a strong onboarding process improve new hire retention by 82%.
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Define your culture, align values and vision, and invest in growth. When every hire is a step toward your mission, people don’t just see a job—they see a future.

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