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Accenture – Re-focus Your Talent Lens

Summary
This article by Accenture emphasizes the importance of accessing highly skilled talent in order for multinational companies to navigate disruptions on a global scale. It states that the majority of highly skilled workers, about 62%, reside in 19 countries across Asia Pacific, Africa, and Latin America. These regions are home to some of the fastest-growing economies globally. However, competing for talent in these regions is challenging for multinational companies. Firstly, domestic players in these countries are attracting 70% of the local highly skilled talent due to rising local market potential. Secondly, many companies struggle to meet the demands of highly skilled workers, including higher pay, flexibility, and better use of their skills. Interestingly, over half of highly skilled workers, especially younger ones, prefer multinational companies as future employers. This presents an opportunity for multinational companies to unlock the potential of these labor markets and access the talent they need. The article suggests several strategies for multinational companies to achieve this. First, they should reduce routine tasks through the use of AI assistants, allowing employees to focus on tasks that require non-routine cognitive skills. Second, they should establish a strategic presence in knowledge clusters to capture local talent advantage and future growth potential. Lastly, they should rescale and reallocate specialized work to regions with abundant talent pools to address the supply and demand mismatch in their future workforce. In conclusion, multinational companies need to re-focus their talent lens and adopt innovative strategies to access and leverage the talent available in these regions to stay competitive in the global market.
Region: Global 
Published: January 2024 
Author(s): Accenture 
Language: English 
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