Benchmarking in human resources, “cross border cooperation”, and
movement of managers are always hot topics. Therefore, we use the
knowledge of the Arthur Hunt Group, which includes experience from the
Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Poland, Austria, Romania, Russia and
Slovakia, to gain better perspectives on the European territory.
HR: Expectations versus reality of head-hunting in Europe and Russia
Prepared by AmCham member: Arthur Hunt
Benchmarking in human resources, “cross border cooperation”, and movement of managers are always hot topics. Therefore, we use the knowledge of the Arthur Hunt Group, which includes experience from the Czech Republic, France, Hungary, Poland, Austria, Romania, Russia and Slovakia, to gain better perspectives on the European territory.
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