إشعار
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السياق الخليجي
Talent retention challenges among senior management in the GCC have historically reflected structural labour-market dynamics, including visa sponsorship dependencies, limited domestic executive pipelines in specialized sectors, and competitive recruitment across regional financial hubs. Executive compensation escalation in the Gulf has historically coincided with periods of oil-price volatility and sectoral expansion, yet persistent attrition patterns suggest that non-monetary factors—including career progression pathways, governance structures, and regional versus international opportunity sets—shape retention outcomes. These dynamics carry macroeconomic weight, as leadership stability correlates with corporate performance metrics and sectoral productivity in both hydrocarbon and diversif
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