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The Danger of Being Too Good at Your Job - should corporate America fight talent hoarding?
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By agsragsr 851 Pts
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/the-danger-of-being-too-good-at-your-job/ar-BBzIN4h
WSJ published an article about what many companies are doing to deal with talent hoarding in corporate America.  
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    The Danger of Being Too Good at Your Job - should corporate America fight talent hoarding?

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  • Interesting article, how executive and middle level managers are hoarding top talent to discourage their top performers from moving to advancement opportunities within the company.  The article talks about techniques what some are doing about it to enable their top talent career mobility.
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  • Well, hiring very experienced, top performers is risky due to them jumping ship and fast. 
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  • Once you hire them though, retention is key, and it's important to maximize their value by giving them internal mobility opportunities (before they jump ship)
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  • It is better for top performers to move on to a different role in the same company than to go to a competitor because they lack opportunities for advancement
  • PinoPino 84 Pts
    Everyone is either working for money or fun, mostly it's money.
    There are a number of pitfalls with being too good at your job, one of which is that management may be reluctant to promote you as filling your vacant post with someone of equal ability may prove impossible.
    On the question of being able to retain an outstanding member of staff I would assert that if the proprietors of a corporation cannot recognise that on occasions there will be exceptional individuals whose performance justifies them receiving a higher wages than themselves then they shouldn't be in business. 

  • Top talent should be given opportunities within the company, including promotions and higher wages.
    if middle management levels are hoarding these folks selfishly, that is a big opportunity for improvement.
    WhyTrump - a good question
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