This study first reviewed the development of the cultural and creative industries in Taiwan. Over the past ten years of aggressive promotion by the government, the cultural and creative industries did not experience a significant growth. The cultural creative industries have features that are different from other industries, thus deserve more attention on the contributions of the talents in the industry. Hence, this study analyzes the employment situation, supply and demand of talents, division of labor, and professional fields of the cultural and creative industries. It then interviews 12 important persons from the industry, government sector, and academia. Further analysis of the successful cases is conducted. Finally, it draws Bourdieu’s cultural capital theory as the research structure to propose coping strategies on the talents in the cultural and creative industries. The Second Phase of the Cultural and Creative Industries (2008-2013) in the National Development Plan was ended in 2013. This study expects that more cultural and creative managers can be cultivated in the next major national plan of the government or by educational institutes and private sectors. It is also hoped that the government can establish manager system for the cultural and creative industries, in order to promote the development of the industries in Taiwan.