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Understanding talent acquisition vs. recruitment in 2020

PeopleStrategy

It’s hard to put a value on talent. While talent is technically a renewable resource (when an employee leaves, they can be replaced), there is no guarantee the new hire will be as strong a contributor to the organization (of course, they could bring even more to the table!). Why do these qualities matter?

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Recruiters Need to Drive Talent Acquisition Into the Future—Here's How Data Can Help

Cornerstone On Demand

Recruiters: When was the last time you stopped and thought about why you do something the way you do? Often, you don't usually pause to think about the "why" because talent acquisition is often viewed as an administrative function. The status quo is to keep the gears turning—candidates come in and you make hires.

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LinkedIn’s VP of talent acquisition on how recruiting has changed in the last 30 years, and where it's headed in the AI-driven future

HR Brew

Marty McFly’s preview of 2015 may not have been true to our reality, but the changes the recruiting profession has undergone in the last 30 years resemble something out of Back to the Future. Fast forward to today, Scruggs is able to find 312 candidates who fit that same criteria in a matter of seconds using LinkedIn’s AI recruiting tools.

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Looking beyond the résumé: How talent pros can lean into skills-based hiring

HR Brew

Seven in 10 (71%) hiring managers expect text-based résumés to become obsolete in the next five years, according to a recent report from Canva. And it’s no wonder why, according to Laura Mazzullo, owner of recruiting firm East Side Staffing. “We Knox recommended rethinking recruiting from a skills-based hiring lens.

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Unleashing AI in Recruitment: The Ultimate Guide

Discover the power of AI in recruitment with Paycor’s complete guide. Learn how to streamline your hiring process, increase interview pipeline, uncover candidates other tools miss, and save time. Get ready to revolutionize your talent acquisition strategy today!

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The 4 Key Elements of An Effective Recruiting Strategy

HR Bartender

Estimated reading time: 3 minutes When we’re creating our recruiting strategy, we have to decide how we will bring people into the organization. I’m talking about when there’s an open job, we have to decide if we will fill it from within, hire someone from the outside, or maybe even outsource the work to a consultant.

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Boomerang employees could be the secret to recruiting high-quality talent in a cooling labor market

HR Brew

A bad recruiting strategy. While the term may not be in the limelight anymore—Google searches for “boomerang employee” and similar phrases peaked in 2022—data from multiple labor market analytics platforms supplied to HR Brew suggests that boomerang employees, as a trend, are sticking around. Boomerang boost. in July 2024. Around 4.3%

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Build Recruitment Resilience: Attract Top Talent in Any Market

When it comes to talent acquisition, the winds of change are constantly blowing. Economic downturns and expansions both present unique challenges that can make or break your recruiting efforts.

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Guide: Your Talent Acquisition Roadmap for 2023

Throughout the year, talent acquisition professionals face challenges tied to seasons and calendar events. Although the pandemic changed the way many of us work, recruiting is still cyclical, with predictable annual patterns that TA teams can use to their advantage.

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Your 2024 Annual Talent Acquisition Roadmap: Its Seasonal!

Recruiting is seasonal! Our popular Talent Acquisition Roadmap helps you master seasonal hiring like a boss. We break down key data on the ever-changing job market so you can take advantage of peak hiring times and ace recruiting even in slower seasons.

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Year in Review: Talent Acquisition in 2019 & the 2020 Impact

Lately, talent acquisition has had us all sitting at the edge of our seats. Will salaries continue to climb due to roles impacted by the talent gap? And speaking of the talent gap, as more roles require knowledge in emerging technologies, how will that play out as we move forward with a historically low unemployment rate?

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Evolution of Recruiting Tools

Speaker: Kristin Miller, Director of Recruiting, Corus360 & Christina Brickers, Lead Technical Resource Specialist, Corus360

Talent acquisition is evolving. Today’s recruiting tools will not only makes processes such as these faster, but also allow you to get the talent that matches your company’s needs. In this webinar, you will learn how to: Easily manage all recruiting platforms (social, mobile, email). May 9, 2019 12.30 PM PDT, 3.30

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Recovery Recruiting Toolkit: How to Survive Hiring in 2022

It’s no secret that hiring in this tight labor market is tough. In short—recruiters and TA leaders need some support heading into 2023. We’ve been in the trenches with our talent acquisition leaders every day, and we’ve put together an e-book made up of our most-downloaded resources on lessons-learned in these trying times.

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Navigating Recruitment Agencies: A TA Leader Strategy Guide

Navigating the realm of recruitment agencies isn’t always easy. As talent acquisition has evolved, so have the challenges in managing agency relationships and spend. If you've ever felt in the dark about rogue hires, elusive budget spends, or questioned which agencies truly deliver, this guide is your beacon.

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How To Recruit More Women Into Your Workforce

Speaker: Jeanette Leeds, Talent Acquisition Expert | Business Leader | Tech Entrepreneur

To recruit more women, you need to start with a sophisticated women-centric sourcing strategy, polish your employment brand, and deploy AI-based technologies to help overcome biased hiring hurdles. This begs the questions: what more can be done to decrease gender inequality?