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Elisabeth Barakos,Johann W. Ungertigation. I analysed commercially popular Danish newspapers in terms of the frequency and nature of their uses of both terms in business and non-business-specific articles — that is, in regular, everyday contexts. I also used Google Scholar to give an empirically grounded picture of how often the te

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-55038-7 of the meaning of both terms, in which they denote something like ‘the one who has more’ of a natural capacity, an innate ability, a mental endowment, or something similar. Those with these properties are talents, those without are not. This seems clear enough to my listeners that my objections str

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,The Gospel of Matthew — The Saying about Talent and Talent Management,the theory of the Matthew effect is subjected to critical analysis and revised, and at the same time the existence of an implicit view of talent and talent management in the Gospel of Matthew is revealed.

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Stories about Individuals from the Darkness,of sports and business who were recognized and treated as un-talented ‘have nots’. They were clearly in the allegorical darkness, did not receive much, and were certainly not considered to be talented individuals. Despite their circumstances, each of the six made it into the limelight and became suc

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