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        Both hiring managers and job seekers see the benefits in offering mentorship programs, which can aid recruitment and retention in the year ahead,
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        Downstream impacts; All kinds of events will disrupt supply chains.gettyI recently had the opportunity to deliver the keynote at Demand Driven Technologies’ Global Conference 2021, which focused on the technologies speeding up our supply chains, and yes, we are indeed entering a new era of enlightenment in this field.
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        Optimizing key areas will help ensure your vision is sharply focused on creating the most impact. Shawn Johal is an Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO)