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Podcast: Former Global Head of People at Uber talks about mass talent retention

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Renee Atwood, the former CHRO of Twitter and former Global Head of People and Places joined HRD Connect to provide insights on how to make sure huge populations of talent are retained. Listen to podcast below: Subscribe to get your daily business insights Was this article helpful?YesNo

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Renee Atwood, the former CHRO of Twitter and former Global Head of People and Places joined HRD Connect to provide insights on how to make sure huge populations of talent are retained.

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