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The Reason Companies Should Calculate Cost Per Hire

HR Bartender

Every once in a while, I run across an article that talks about why organizations shouldn’t calculate cost per hire. Personally, I’m a big fan of the cost per hire metric. According to SHRM, the average cost per hire in 2016 was $4,129. I’m not opposed to calculating quality of hire.

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Key Points from LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2016 [Report]

TalentCulture

That’s why LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends for 2016 , created by a panel of experts, is a fantastic guide for HR professionals and hiring managers. Other concepts, like improving the quality of hires, sourcing techniques, and pipelining talent were further down on the priority list. What do you think?

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Measure Quality of Hire With These Three Critical Factors

Visier

One of the most valuable performance metrics for recruitment is the quality of each hire made. However, most talent leaders believe they aren’t measuring quality of hire effectively. It was only when post-hire data was analyzed that quality of hire could be more accurately assessed.

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What 4,000 Talent Leaders Believe About the Industry (and Why They are Wrong)

Linkedin Talent Blog

However, I just went to LinkedIn’s Talent Connect 2016 in Las Vegas in October and what I heard and learned there was at odds with some of the more important survey findings. Finding: Leaders believe quality of hire and time to fill were considered the most important metrics.

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Quality of Hire: A Vaguely Valid Metric?

China Gorman

In November I wrote about Linkedin’s 2016 Global Recruiting Trends Report (you can re-read it here ) and took them to task about their methodology. The infographic, found in Linkedin’s Talent Blog, 4 Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2016 , boils the report down to 4 key points – and they are good ones: Quality of Hire is the magic metric.

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3 Ways to Maximize Your Staffing Firm's Budget in 2017

Linkedin Talent Blog

But what are the right metrics to track? When it comes to measuring performance, staffing firms focus on metrics that have a lasting impact on the business. Here’s how staffing leaders are tracking success in their roles: Not sure what metrics to tack for your business?

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Recruitment Must Be Both Good and Fast – Friday Distraction

HR Bartender

Kronos CEO Aron Ain was recently awarded Glassdoor’s Highest Rated CEO recognition for 2016. The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) recently published an article talking about quality of hire being the top metric for human resources. I agree that quality of hire is important.