It's all a function of their talent retention and will power at this point, to keep stacking the deck and resetting the plans.
Nor, demonstrably, is it true that rock music bands improve as a function of the individual talent of their members.
Success is a function of funding, planning, talent and expert tech, all of which are tangibly present.
Although the couple divorced in 1946, Gabor's legacy to the family arguably includes the career of Hilton's great-granddaughter Paris: with her string of beauty pageants, minor movie roles, social hobnobbing and trading on reputation, Gabor was among the first to recognise and fully exploit the fact that profitable stardom need not be a function of conspicuous performing talent.
In retail banking, for example, we estimate that almost half of most banks critical functions will be deprived of talent (Exhibit 1).
A single, fully-connected HR platform that covers the gamut of talent functions including Performance management can alleviate some of the problems, since the data is all in one place.
Imre Lakatos and Paul Feyerabend each suggested that because of underdetermination, the difference between empirically successful and unsuccessful theories or research programs is largely a function of the differences in talent, creativity, resolve, and resources of those who advocate them.
The gatekeepers had served the vital function of filtering, marketing and branding talent.
She functioned as one of the significant nurturers of talent in jazz in the 1990's, an amazing decade for her.
