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Navigating International Relocation and Global Talent Pool

Engagedly

In today’s globalized business world, the talent search has extended far beyond local borde­rs. Recruiters are now targe­ting the global talent pool of candidates from various geographic regions and diverse cultural backgrounds. For example, someone in the US might apply for a project manager role based in the UK.

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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

The result is compelling too: reduced hiring costs, faster onboarding, and deeper engagement. Every time an employee walks out the door for a new opportunity elsewhere, the cost is more than just recruitment and training. Cost Efficiency: External hiring is expensive (In fact, external hires pay 18% to 20% higher than internal hires).

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What Is Internal Mobility and How to Get It Right

Linkedin Talent Blog

According to LinkedIn’s 2023 Future of Recruiting Report , 75% of recruiting pros say internal recruiting will be an important factor shaping talent acquisition over the next five years. And a recent survey of nearly 3,000 C-suite executives showed that CEOs consider internal mobility a top priority.

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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. Thus, we have a profile of a P&L leader that is extremely difficult to find, let alone recruit.