High Potential Versus High Performance What Is the Real Difference?

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High Potential Versus High Performance: What Is the Real Difference?

Date Published: 7/14/2008

Author: Kim Lamoureux (more research by Kim Lamoureux)

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This report describes the difference between a high potential and a high performer, and ways that companies can create opportunities for developing and retaining both.

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Research ID: 7396
Primary Subject Area: HiPo Development
Secondary Subject Area: Leadership Strategy
Industry: Business Services / Consulting, Cross-Industry, Health care, Pharmaceuticals
Application Area: Leadership Development, Cross-Application
Research Purpose: Learn
Audience Level: Beginner - New to the Topic, Intermediate - Some Experience
What You Will Learn: The difference between high potential and high performance. Three considerations for improving high potential identification. Four ways to manage and retain high performers and high potentials.
Vendors Covered: DDI, Profiles International, Lominger, Vangent

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