Rahul Sachitanand
Apr 13, 2022

As war for talent heats up, adland reviews employee engagement

According to agency leaders in the region, employers are battling growing wage inflation, a shift of power in the recruitment process, and a stronger demand for flexibility.

Clockwise from top left: Dylan Choong of Group M, Mandy Goh from TBWA, Sarah Crabbe of DDB , WPP's Jiamei Tay and Pauly Grant of Publicis.

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