Mr. Shamsudeen has many years of sales experience in Saudi Arabia. However, the company (Hero Marketing LLC) he manages is currently experiencing high resignation from his sales team which he cannot control. In this context, how could you determine ONE of the uncontrollable reasons for employee turnover in the company

Mr. Shamsudeen has many years of sales experience in Saudi Arabia. However, the company (Hero Marketing LLC) he manages is currently experiencing high resignation from his sales team which he cannot control. In this context, how could you determine ONE of the uncontrollable reasons for employee turnover in the company

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Chapter12: Managing Human Talent

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