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Importance of Seeking Talents
Disciplines > Warfare > Wu Zi's Art of War > Importance of Seeking Talents Chapter | Observed lessons | Discussion | See also
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DiscussionA danger in recruitment and selection occurs where people seek to appoint others who will not threaten them. In this way, B-players will often tend to appoint C-players and certainly not A-players who may make them look relatively incompetent. It takes a confident leader to appoint people who are cleverer than they are, yet the alternative is to have a team who have limited ability and who will fail when times get tough. The best leaders are also the best learners and are always seeking people from who they may learn. This is one of the secrets of leaders who are also teachers -- that they understand learning and stay ahead by paying attention to their own, carefully recruited teachers. See alsoPerformance Management, Selection
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