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Swarovski reveals the importance of 'People Vision' in HR Strategy

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VP Global Talent Acquisition & Engagement, Alberto Platz joined HRD Connect to discuss how organisations can seem ‘attractive’ to potential talent. He also revealed what the ‘people vision’ means to him, and how it can ensure the employee feels their work adds value to the company. Watch interview below: Was this article helpful?YesNo

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VP Global Talent Acquisition & Engagement, Alberto Platz joined HRD Connect to discuss how organisations can seem ‘attractive’ to potential talent. He also revealed what the ‘people vision’ means to him, and how it can ensure the employee feels their work adds value to the company.

Watch interview below:

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