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3. Alexandra Levit Explains Why Career Durability Is the Future of Talent Management

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3. Alexandra Levit Explains Why Career Durability Is the Future of Talent Management

Whether you’re an employee or employer, the answer to our never-ending business challenges is learning. Not necessarily big, fancy, formal learning programs. But instead, thinking about career durability allows individuals and organizations to meet their goals.

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