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Cutting entry-level jobs to save money could cost companies future managers

Anthony Lopopolo
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Companies are increasingly cutting entry-level positions to reduce costs, a trend that may create a future shortage of experienced managers. This practice risks leaving organizations without staff who understand foundational operational processes.

The training ground for tomorrow's executives is quietly disappearing. Companies may soon lack anyone who actually knows how the work gets done

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