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What concepts are in this talk about “misdirection” that can be applied to the concepts of talent management, HR strategies or other concepts you read about in chapters 1-2 of the Hunt text? This type of “out of the box” thinking will help you generalize these ideas as well as integrate them and apply them in many situations. What biblical concepts could be applied to this talk and why? Write a 2-3 page paper using examples from the TED talk to show how it relates to Chapters 1-2 of the Hunt text concepts. Be sure to use proper APA format, citations, and references.
TED talk: Apollo Robbins: "The art of misdirection"
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Apollo Robbins video clip entitled ‘the art of misdirection’ is a very essential eye-opener
to the broad spectrum of real-life situations managers of top-notch companies contends with on
their bid to achieve effective performance that can stand the taste of time in the competitive
marketplace. Apollo demonstrates to his audience how he has perfected his pick pocketing talent
and with his tactical misdirection easily pickpockets others. He stresses the importance of
attention and this favorably compares to Hunt's notion of strategic human resource initiatives by
Hunt. There is a glaring similarity between Apollo’s notion of the perfection of his pick
pocketing talent and Hunt's integration of different processes to achieve a resounding success in
the field of human resource management. For instance, it is quite evident that it took the world's
number one pickpocket Apollo Robbins aroun...
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