Hostile workplaces cause talent to bleed, and the Law Society is just now becoming aware of the challenge on its hands to prevent further hemorrhaging.
Since the funding round, Ready came on as CEO, and the company recently snagged some high-profile talent from Google's lackluster mobile Wallet effort, which had been bleeding talent to Square and other startups already.
Instead, talent has been bleeding away in recent months.
But Disney — reluctant to move into computer-generated animation — started bleeding talent to rivals like Pixar and DreamWorks Animation.
Yashin, 34, left Russia for North America shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union, a hockey superpower for decades that was bleeding talent profusely.
By the mid-nineties, Apple was in steep decline: bereft of strategy, bleeding talent, guided by an ineffectual board of directors, its share of the P.C. market sliding toward irrelevance.
Google is bleeding talent.
Deutsche Bank 's DWS Investments is bleeding talent.
But other areas are bleeding talent, too, such as financial services (93,000 jobs), manufacturing (47,000), information services (66,000) and leisure and hospitality (52,000).
When a CEO stays too long, top talent moves elsewhere, bleeding the organization of the very people it needs if it is to grow.
