[영문]Cappelli_HBR_2008_Talent Management for the Twenty-First Century

the beginning of the twentieth century, most countries have seen a significant increase in life expectancy. Today, the average global citizen can expect to live 27 years longer than his relatives in the 1900s. Some nations have experienced even more dramatic increases; the average Japanese person, for example, lives 38 years longer than his or her counterpart live 100 years ago. As Figure 1.1 indicates, even the last 40 years seen considerable increases worldwide. Therefore, using this indicator of life expectancy, the world at the start of the twenty-first century is significantly healthier

2008, respectively. They have big risk of fuel costs because they have no alternative energy. 4) Trends①Increasing travel demand : Two of the top six U.S.airlines saw their best traffic results in 18 months this past November. While Southwest recorded a 12 percent increase, Continental registered a 2.8 percent increase, respectively, in miles flown per passenger. ②Airline-supplier consolidation: As airlines improve services while implementing aggressive pricing strategies, many plan to forge new links with distributors, including travel management agencies that don’t rely on the trad

for “fast innovation” and “fast growth.”Product leadership refers to the ability to develop creative, top-quality products, using specialized new technologies.Market leadership refers to the ability to achieve top ranking, worldwide, thanks to a formidable market presence in countries across the globe.People leadership refers to the market dominance achieved by selecting and nurturing talented team players able to internalize and execute innovation across the board.The business philosophy retains the basic spirits of corporate sustainability management. Promise refers to the promi

the same. It’s more difficult to manageresponsibly and profitably but it’s within our hu-man means. It just takes being intentional aboutbeing good as well as being successful. — TomChappell, Founder and President of Tom’s ofMaine (Chappell, 1993,p.35)2. The socially responsibleentrepreneurMore than 35 years ago the late Milton Friedmanwrote a much celebrated article for The New YorkBusiness Horizons (2008) 51, 341—352www.elsevier.com/locate/bushorKEYWORDSEntrepreneurship;Triple bottom-line;Corporate socialresponsibility;Sustainability;Management practicesAbstra

the companies status or trend through the financial analysisReason for selecting the industryThe reason we selected the restaurant industry is that restaurant industry is showing improvements and seems poised for long-term growth. A fast-paced restaurant chain and high brand in the industry is becoming bigger and bigger in the world. Actually, South Korea students can easily see U.S restaurant chain. So we wonder why The U.S restaurant is in Korea besides another country. Surely the reason can be special companies management or marketing and so on. But the becoming of restaurant chain i