Market Value vs. Book Value and Human Capital Insights

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Market Value

Total value investors assign to a company.

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Book Value

Value of a company's physical assets on balance sheet.

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Intellectual Assets

Intangible resources like knowledge and brand equity.

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Knowledge Economy

Economy focused on knowledge production and management.

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Knowledge Workers

Employees using analytical and creative thinking.

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Human Capital

Skills and knowledge of people in an organization.

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Social Capital

Networks and relationships facilitating collaboration.

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Pied Piper Effect

Loss of talent when socially connected employees leave.

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Turnover Causes

Root issues leading to employee turnover.

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Unilever's Recruitment Strategy

Innovative methods to attract diverse global talent.

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Retention Strategies

Methods to keep employees engaged and satisfied.

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Groupthink

Lack of diverse thinking due to strong social ties.

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Dysfunctional HR Practices

Unfair promotions and favoritism in employee management.

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Company Culture

Shared values and practices within an organization.

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Talent Acquisition

Hiring strategies to attract skilled employees.

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Career Development Opportunities

Programs to enhance employee skills and growth.

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Employee Support

Management's role in fostering employee connections.

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Gamified Assessments

Interactive evaluations to engage potential candidates.

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Employer Brand

Company's reputation as an employer.

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Innovative Capacity

Ability to generate new ideas and solutions.

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Intangible Assets Examples

Patents, company culture, and customer trust.