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2022 Was Another Record Year for HR Tech: See 20+ M&A Activities that Shaped the Market

Lighthouse

Last year one of our most popular posts on the blog was a recap of some of the 2021 M&A activities across the HR Tech landscape. We tracked more than 100 different mergers and acquisitions across the HR technology space, and some of the ones we think are interesting or particularly notable are listed below.

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Hire Better Talent: Start Identifying Recruitment Needs in Your Company

Peoplebox

Hiring can be tricky. Many HRs hire reactively, focusing on immediate vacancies instead of strategically aligning their recruitment process with long-term goals. You’ll be stuck with the wrong hires, ultimately limiting your company’s growth. You’ll be stuck with the wrong hires, ultimately limiting your company’s growth.

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Workforce and Hiring Trends for Employers in a Post-COVID World

Cisive

Employers are beginning to open back up and are considering what their business and hiring will look like this summer and moving forward. We want to share trends in hiring temporary, contract, freelance and gig workers as a way to supplement and scale your staff. The rise of ODT platforms. Contingent Staffing by the Numbers.

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Could innovative recruitment agencies close IT skills gaps?

HRExecutive

With almost 1 million job openings in the technology sector near the end of 2019, many businesses wonder how to attract tech talent. Tech giant Amazon recently started growing its own talent when it partnered with Virginian public universities and community colleges to offer a degree in cloud computing.

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Are HR Technologies Ruining Your Employee Experience?

Speaker: Rayanne Thorn, Founder and Lead Strategist at Never Enough Media

In this webinar, experienced HR Tech Strategist and Marketer, Rayanne Thorn shares ideas about how to positively impact employee experience and change management without shortchanging the humans that HR Tech and technological innovation are supposed to benefit. You will learn: Technology Can't Replace True Employee Engagement.

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How Delta got its skills-based talent strategy off the ground

HR Brew

For Delta Air Lines, moving towards a skills-based talent strategy was something that the company’s HR leaders knew just wouldn’t fly by “winging it.” There was a huge initiative,” he said of the effort which began in 2019. “We The company is also leveraging the recent take off of AI technology. Skills taxonomy.

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Understanding the Ecosystem of Managed Direct Sourcing Suppliers

LiveHire

For many organizations with mature contingent workforce programs, significant efficiencies have been gained over the past 10 years by leveraging Vendor Management Systems and/or Managed Service Providers. Yet, for many the challenge lies in how to successfully navigate new technology, partners, and processes for seamless implementation.

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How to Scale Your Workforce from 0 to 100 in Less Than 6 Months

Speaker: Gaurav Valani, Head of Talent, Overstock

Engaging, attracting, hiring and retaining candidates quickly, while not compromising culture and candidate experience, is paramount to driving brand loyalty. Many external Recruiters and internal Talent Acquisition teams build or destroy their careers based on how well they can do this in a competitive market like the one we are in.

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How to Use Sourcing to Improve Your Candidate Experience

Speaker: Shally Steckerl, President, The Sourcing Institute

Current HR models cannot handle modern “candidate experience” expectations. Enter "The Sourcing Method" - the solution to the dehumanizing of modern recruitment practices. Enter "The Sourcing Method" - the solution to the dehumanizing of modern recruitment practices. June 18, 2019 9.30 AM PST, 12.30 PM EST, 5.30