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Asian firms not doing enough to groom leaders: Survey
The absence of leadership development will make it harder for future leaders to successfully take on senior leadership roles. - The Straits Times
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Crucial to constantly push and challenge people at work to ensure a vibrant and progressive team. -ST
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Fewer layers, more exposure for all
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Promotion leads to more work, less pay
Many Japanese workers continue to be exploited throughout the economy.
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Asian firms too focused on talent, not on keeping it
Proper succession planning also not in place, which could hamper their plans for future.
 
   

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