Advertising - Local talent v/s International talent
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Qualification: Merits job security
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Talent: Merits Results
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Eng. Aziz Tariq
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Need is to find out what the best you have & u can do, which other can't.
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pradeep kumar avvaru
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now a days i observed most all companies giving importance to qualification than talent... many people who have talents with out qualification are not considering... qualification first..then next talent...why ?
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Pedro Gonzalez Lopez
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You can provide qualifications to a talent resource, but you cannot give talent to a qualified resource.
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Now that we have global partners shaking hands with Indian counterparts to form an agency that will in true sense of the word be a 360 degree approach to world advertising, where do we as indian prof...
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Suryakumar Sharma
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Indian advertising professionals can be compared on par with that our international counter parts because international market is an evolved market with good education levels among the consumers at large. So the international advertising...
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kawaljit kaur
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in terms of appeal and content indian advertising companies have served the most diverse instincts ,sentiments ,and values of indian masses which are diffrent from rest of the world where one advertisors has luxury to satiate (to certain extent...
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