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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

Engagedly

Tapping into this global tale­nt pool allows recruitment teams to stre­amline their hiring process and reduce costs. However, expanding business into international markets comes with both opportunities and challenges. A global talent pool offers companies the opportunity to diversify their team.

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Internal mobility: The key to unlocking employee potential and retention

Business Management Daily

77% of organizations need help sourcing top talent, and a massive global skills gap exists. Finding skilled candidates is more complex than ever, so more companies recruit internally. Internal talent acquisition has many advantages, such as cost savings and better retention rates, so it’s okay.

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HR’s Guide to Internal Mobility: Retain and Grow Talent Within

Peoplebox

They solve problems faster because they know the company’s DNA. They innovate better because they’ve seen challenges firsthand. The result is compelling too: reduced hiring costs, faster onboarding, and deeper engagement. What is Internal Mobility? Why does internal mobility matter?

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What Is Internal Mobility and How to Get It Right

Linkedin Talent Blog

Why is internal mobility important? Internal mobility can increase employee satisfaction, retention, productivity, and engagement; reduce time and cost to hire; and develop high-potential employees with an eye toward leadership succession planning.

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Exploring the P&L Leadership Shortage

Slayton Search Partners

Equally consequential were the cutbacks made to investments in succession planning and recruitment efforts. Most notably, there’s a minimal bench of talent waiting to take the helm. Also contributing to this challenge has been the momentous surge in companies moving to matrix organizational structures. But there’s more.