This presentation provides an overview of talent management strategies at Google, focusing on attracting and retaining employees. It begins with an introduction to talent management and Google, followed by the aim and objectives of the study. The research methodology, including a positivism philosophy, exploratory design, and deductive approach, is detailed. Primary data findings from a survey of 20 Google managers are presented, analyzing their knowledge of talent management and the strategies used by Google, such as learning and training sessions, compensation packages, flexible work environments, and developmental opportunities. The benefits of these strategies, like high employee retention and a positive brand image, are also highlighted. Secondary data analysis further supports the importance of learning and training, as well as competitive compensation. The presentation concludes with recommendations for other organizations, referencing relevant academic sources. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and resources for students.