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This video is part of: Centre for the New Economy and Society
Switzerland has been named the world's most talent-competitive country according to INSEAD, a prestigious business school. This ranking is based on a country's ability to train, attract, and retain workers. Experts attribute this success to several factors.
Here are a few reasons that contribute to the success of Switzerland as the world's best talent hub, in addition to the high rankings in various other aspects of development:
Switzerland leads, but faces rising competition from Singapore's educated workforce and the US's prestigious universities. The report predicts a fiercer fight for talent in the coming decade, highlighting skills gaps and talent attraction as hurdles to industry transformation.
Organizations surveyed for the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report 2023 suggest better promotion and career progression opportunities as the most promising way to address these challenges.
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