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>And now he wants both workers and employers to begin having honest conversations with each other — conversations that admit employment isn't for life, that loy
by hkmurakami 11y ago
>And now he wants both workers and employers to begin having honest conversations with each other — conversations that admit employment isn't for life, that loyalty only lasts so long as it coincides with self-interest, and that the relationship doesn't have to end when the worker leaves.
I read this and immediately thought of McKinsey as the best company that manages the relationship between the firm and the individual throughout the latter's professional career.