You can’t achieve your business outcomes without achieving your goals when it comes to hiring and retaining top talent. According to LinkedIn, 70% of people are not actively looking for new jobs, but 87% of people are open to new opportunities. That means a huge opportunity for employers are willing to convince top talent to come and impact their great companies.
Read more at: https://www.lever.co/blog/10-ways-to-achieve-a-transformative-hiring-strategy/
Owing to the unceasing war for talent, the majority of the recruiters agree that it has become rather difficult to attract and hire well-qualified candidates in today’s highly competitive job market. Businesses around the globe are making the switch from traditional hiring methods to AI-based recruiting solutions to succeed in their hunt for talented candidates and fill open job roles within the company. For this reason, you should also step up your hiring game by modernizing recruiting tactics in order to win the race for top talent without putting in any extra endeavors.
Read more at: https://www.naukrirms.com/blog/how-can-applicant-tracking-system-improve-candidate-reach/
Without a doubt, the majority of the recruiters are up against the odds when it comes to attracting the right talent for open job roles within the company. According to a recent report, 94% of job applicants take into consideration the brand of the organisation before applying for a particular position. For this reason, businesses looking to attract and retain inordinately talented candidates cannot afford to have a negative employer brand at all. With the advent of new-age technological solutions, it has now become feasible for organizations across the world to efficiently maintain a strong corporate reputation.
Read more at: https://www.naukrirms.com/blog/how-can-technology-improve-your-employer-brand/
The world of technology has been evolving at breakneck speed in recent years and there is hardly any area of our work or life that it hasn’t been touched by it. Businesses too have benefited tremendously by adopting technology in various areas of operations and seen faster growth owing to reduced costs and greater efficiency, so there was no way that the thriving HR and recruitment industry could be left behind. In fact, most progressive businesses understand the impact technology can make in giving them a competitive edge in the market, and therefore, consider it as the backbone for their operations.
Read more at: https://www.naukrirms.com/blog/latest-hr-tech-trends-in-2020-you-should-know-of/
Looking for effective ways to minimize the amount of time you spend on repetitive manual recruiting tasks? Owing to the advent of technology in the HR industry, the hiring process has evolved by leaps and bounds with the passage of time. According to a recent survey, the majority of small-sized businesses face extreme challenges when it comes to attracting qualified talent. However, HR managers can easily speed up the hiring process and find exceptionally qualified candidates by opting for recruitment automation.
Read more at: https://www.naukrirms.com/blog/best-ways-automate-hiring-process/
Technology has always played a role in the recruitment process, but more recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have catapulted it to the lead item in the agenda of every chief human resource officer.
From talent engagement to employer branding and candidate assessment, a recent JazzHR study revealed that six in ten SMEs now employ some form of recruitment-specific software, while 25 per cent use AI in their workforce plans.
Read more at: https://www.businesspost.ie/world-at-work/remaining-human-in-an-ai-recruitment-environment-5f2eb7cc
While inquiring about the status of a hiring manager interview training proposal, a client told me she would get back to me as soon as they got their budget approved for next year. As part of our discussion, I asked how much they included in their budget for bad hires.
My client’s answer was that she hadn’t given this much thought, but she was intrigued by the idea.
Read more at: https://business.linkedin.com/talent-solutions/blog/recruiting-tips/2019/how-to-calculate-cost-of-bad-hiring-decisions
There are many different types of recruitment that organizations use to attract the best staff. Not every job has the same requirements, and each company has different needs. That means employers have to use hiring tactics that will match their environment and appeal to the candidates they’re looking for.
Various types of recruiting methods can be used within the same business, depending on the role and the department.
Read more at: https://blog.recruitee.com/recruitment-methods/
Finding and hiring the perfect candidate is a team effort. It takes close collaboration with various members of a hiring team to carry a football from start to finish, and achieve the best possible results for the company. As the de facto leader of these collaborative teams, the hiring manager plays a central role in this process.
Unfortunately, recruiters often struggle to get hiring managers fully involved in the process.
Read more at: https://blog.recruitee.com/hiring-teams/
Brexit…sigh!
Granted, it’s not the most exciting subject to cover, but it sure is important for a lot of businesses.
In particular, British based companies who need to employ international candidates.
According to research, 49% of students at EDHEC Business School’s NewGen Talent Centre said that they’re less likely to seek or accept a position in the UK following Brexit.
Read more at: https://www.coburgbanks.co.uk/blog/attracting-staff/attract-international-candidates-brexit/
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