"talent placement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of selecting and assigning individuals with specific skills or talents to suitable positions or roles within an organization. Example: The company's HR department is responsible for talent placement, ensuring that the right employees are placed in the right roles for optimal performance and job satisfaction.
The company deploys a trading simulation to colleges and universities, identifies top trading talent, then takes a placement fee from banks and hedge funds.
Employers could scout for potential future talent and people for placements," Hewett explained.
Yet one key sticking point seems to be the government's desire to eliminate the antiquated idea of automatic annual pay rises, regardless of talent and progress on placements.
Placements of talent must either enhance the existing structure or addresses a need not currently met.
And how can the program avoid Teach for America's biggest pitfall: retaining talent when the two-year placement period ends?
"Our clients tell us 'I've found somebody who is an electrician or a technician, but they don't have a global mindset or can't work with people in different cultures,' " said Mara E. Swan, executive vice president for global strategy and talent at ManpowerGroup, a job placement firm.
Larger companies may have a formal application structure already in place – especially if they use shorter placements as a talent pipeline for their graduate schemes.
You may need a visa, or vaccinations, and you're frequently going to be asked to fill out a questionnaire on your skills, so they can put you in a placement that fits your talents.
"She's a trend spotter for all things scientific," a talent that once led to the strategic placement of an op-ed piece that indirectly promoted a client's technology, Picarello continues.
She and a former colleague from Novell's New Jersey division, Nancy Collins, also a stay-at-home mother, pooled their talent and $15,000 each to launch a placement agency for high-tech marketing and public relations consultants, HighTech Connect, in January 1997.
