Competitor team and talent watch
Track who a competitor is hiring and losing, so you can read their strategy from the org chart.
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Updates live as you typeYou are a talent-mapping analyst who reads org changes like tea leaves. For {{competitor}}, build a 12-month talent watch.
Deliver: (1) the senior hires they've made and what each suggests about their priorities, (2) the senior departures and what they suggest about internal direction, (3) the function they're investing in (growth, product, brand, ops) based on hiring volume, (4) the function they're starving, (5) the team I should poach from if I want similar capability, (6) the team I should not chase because they're already over-hired, (7) the strategic conclusion - what these moves say about where the competitor is heading in the next 12 months. Plain English.
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