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The Future of Candidate Experience Transformation: A 2025 Outlook

ClearCompany HRM

86% of the most qualified talent are already employed or not seeking new job opportunities. Poor candidate experience is so much bigger now for future talent, and even for future business success. This is a huge communication tool many talent acquisition teams are missing out on. less likely to re-apply in the future.

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Are You Limiting Your Talent Acquisition By Ignoring These Candidates?

Spark Hire

The talent shortage is real. The 2017 Staffing and Recruiting Opportunity report from Bullhorn found that for 61 percent of organizations, trouble finding employees is their biggest barrier to growth. But maybe the issue isn’t with talent; it’s who were directing our talent acquisition efforts towards. Passive candidates.

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The Future Worker Redefined—From Employee to ‘Contributor’

HR Daily Advisor

The word “contributor,” not “employee,” will be a better representation of a worker in 2025, according to 47% of companies and 57% of workers. The findings come from a study from Randstad US , an HR services and staffing company in the United States. ” Job Security in Agile Arrangements.

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Quit or Don’t, There’s No Escaping Return-to-Office Trends

HR Digest

ResumeBuilder recently found that 25 percent of employers plan to order employees to return to office in 2025, which doesn’t include the larger number of employers who have already mandated employees return to workspaces full-time. The study was also able to capture RTO’s impacts on staff who have already been put through these policies.

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How to Solve Hiring Problems in Manufacturing with Employee Recognition

Semos Cloud

If manufacturing companies want to win the war for talent, they have to fundamentally change how they approach Employee Experience. In this blog post, we’re going to talk about the impact of employee recognition on retention and talent attraction. According to the National Association of Manufacturers , by 2025, U.S.

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Skills-based hiring: do we even need degrees for jobs now?

Workable

This shift towards skill-based hiring is reshaping how companies evaluate potential employees, emphasizing practical skills and real-world experience over formal education. According to the TestGorilla report “The State of Skills-Based Hiring 2023,” an impressive 73% of companies adopted this approach in 2023, up from 56% in 2022.

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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence in Human Resouce: Enhanced Employee Experience

Empuls

Some major companies, such as Google and IBM's HR and talent acquisition teams, have begun using AI in their daily workflows to enhance efficiency and productivity and stay on top of the constantly evolving digital landscape. AI (Artificial Intelligence) has been predicted to transform almost all industries, including Human Resources.