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The document outlines Yum! Brands' leadership development continuum, which ranges from functional and compliance training for all employees to high-level global leadership programs. It includes various training and assessment tools to help employees advance from leading themselves to leading large functions or becoming a top executive. The continuum aims to develop employees' personal effectiveness, functional expertise, and leadership skills at all levels of the organization.
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