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Inability to attract talent to the firm Inability to attract talent to the industryAttracting talent to the firm and to the industry FIGURE 5.1
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World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs Survey 2024.Note
Industries in which a larger or equal proportion of companies identify firm-level talent
attraction as a greater challenge than industry-level talent attraction are displayed in dark blue.
Industries in which industry-level talent attraction is identified as a greater challenge than
firm-level talent attraction are displayed in light blue.Share of employers surveyed expecting an inability to attract talent to their firm or an inability to attract talent to their industry will hinder
their organizational transformation, by industry.
Accommodation, Food, and Leisure
Advanced Manufacturing
Agriculture, Forestry, and Fishing
Automotive and Aerospace
Chemical and Advanced Materials
Education and Training
Electronics
Energy Technology and Utilities
Financial Services and Capital Markets
Government and Public Sector
Information and Technology Services
Infrastructure
Insurance and Pensions Management
Medical and Healthcare Services
Mining and Metals
Oil and Gas
Production of Consumer Goods
Professional Services
Real Estate
Retail and Wholesale of Consumer Goods
Supply Chain and Transportation
Telecommunications
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