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Two Pressing Priorities for HR Executives: Social and Analytics

Oracle HCM - Modern HR in the Cloud

Companies that use social media as part of their recruitment efforts typically see decreased time to hire and decreased onboarding time needed to reach productivity. CHROs clearly understand that they need metrics. Social recruitment is a good place to start for CHROs looking to leverage social media to affect the bottom line.

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Speaking

Strategic HCM

and other tools and approaches can be used to develop it , webinar, May 2011 HR Metrics for Business Improvement and Strategy Alignment , UMI Events, March 2011 HR and Human Capital Risk Management , CP&P, Houston, US, March 2011 A Review of HR 2.0 and social networking tools Any of the topics dealt with in my blog, [link].

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Achieving Success in Retail CX

Satrix Solutions - Employee Engagement

This change marked the start of her deep dive into CX, a field gaining momentum around 2006-2007. Samantha integrates customer feedback tools and employee satisfaction metrics into the performance appraisal process. For Samantha, recruitment and onboarding are significant pain points. Leading CX comes with its challenges.

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HR Versus People Ops: What You Need to Know

Pingboard

Google kicked off this trend in 2006 by renaming its human resources department to people operations. . After you hire your initial HR manager, if your company continues to grow, you can onboard other full-time HR employees, such as a talent acquisition manager, a benefits coordinator, and a people ops specialist. .

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

What I learned is that Google started this trend all the way back in 2006. They measure really important metrics like time to hire, which means the time it takes from identifying a candidate to all the way through the interviews. There are other metrics like cost per hire, employee turnover rates, diversity numbers.

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Podcast: HR vs People Ops – What’s the Difference?

Pingboard

What I learned is that Google started this trend all the way back in 2006. They measure really important metrics like time to hire, which means the time it takes from identifying a candidate to all the way through the interviews. There are other metrics like cost per hire, employee turnover rates, diversity numbers.

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Understand Important Trends in Recruiting and Hiring in 10 Minutes

Paycor

What’s your magic hiring metric? Start with the positions you hire for most or that have the most financial impact and build your metrics from there. Ensure that your onboarding process is completely smooth and inviting. That’s why such a strong emphasis is being placed on onboarding, engagement and retention strategies.