Global Talent Acquisition Survey Talent Acquisition 
Analytics in HR
JUNE 30, 2023
What is talent acquisition? The core of talent acquisition is to attract employees to an organization and hire the ones that fit with the organization and role. The talent acquisition strategy should align with the people strategy (or HR strategy). Over time, the talent acquisition function has developed.
HRExecutive
JULY 8, 2021
employers surveyed will build out their teams over the next year, with one-third planning to hire gig workers and a vast majority intending to hire remote and freelance employees. As workplaces roll out back-to-the-office and hybrid plans over the coming months, many will be beefing up their staff as part of the rebound.
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Lighthouse
OCTOBER 9, 2017
Earlier this summer we published a graphic detailing some of the top priorities for talent acquisition leaders this year. Here’s a snippet of the content to whet your appetite… Global Talent Acquisition Priorities, Ranked. The link to the free PDF is below. And you gave us answers. CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE.
PandoLogic
FEBRUARY 22, 2022
Finding talent locally has its benefits — but expanding your outreach outside of traditional methods can yield excellent results as well. Global talent acquisition normally involves sourcing candidates internationally, as you’d expect, but it could simply mean recruiting from new areas that you wouldn’t normally consider.
Linkedin Talent Blog
MARCH 28, 2023
If you’re a recruiting leader in 2023," says Stephen Lochhead , senior VP of global talent acquisition at Expedia Group , “and you don’t have a decent mix of contingent talent, you’ll be more risk-exposed to whatever the future brings — good and bad. You need some elasticity so you can flex up or down as needed.”
Pragna Technologies
OCTOBER 25, 2019
In 2018, virtually 75% of employers struggled to fill positions with the proper candidates.Unfortunately, this talent shortage is simply worsening. Research by Korn Ferry predicts by 2020, the technology, media, and telecommunications industries alone may be short over one million complete staff globally.
HRExecutive
MARCH 16, 2021
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, a recent iCIMS report found some good news: More than 90% of organizations surveyed are planning to hire for new roles this year. Charles Mah, chief evangelist at iCIMS, said that “2021 will be a year of rebuilding, adapting and transforming”—and it all happens by “embracing technology.”
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