Return on talent
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Investment, potential, return, talentAbstract
Various financial, administrative, and social theories highlight the employee as key to a company's success and offer techniques for harnessing their potential. They often focus on managing and exploiting creativity and talent without providing a tool to measure the investment in them. To this end, the Return Over Talent (ROT) tool was created, which measures talent, knowledge creation, and its application within the organization. It also allows for determining whether the investment made in the company's talented people has yielded results, allowing for recognizing and compensating this effort. This paper will explain how, using this ratio, along with other well-known ones (ROA, ROI, and ROE), it is possible to increase the value of the company and, at the same time, that of talented employees equitably.
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