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Talent Acquisition

Analytics in HR

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. Doing this well leads to lower turnover, higher productivity, and increased engagement. Over time, the talent acquisition function has developed.

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Talent Acquisition vs. Recruitment: The Differences and HR’s Key Role

Analytics in HR

Whether you are considering talent acquisition vs. recruitment, both are critical to the organization’s success. Contents Talent acquisition vs. recruitment: What HR should know What is talent acquisition? Contents Talent acquisition vs. recruitment: What HR should know What is talent acquisition?

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How AI is transforming talent acquisition during COVID

HRExecutive

To meet that demand, for example, CareerBuilder recently updated its Talent Acquisition Suite, with advancements on its AI-powered tools. With HR teams especially strapped for time and resources in recent months, they have leaned heavily on automation and smart technology such as AI, he says.

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Guide to Develop a Talent Acquisition Strategy

Peoplebox

But a talent recruitment strategy helps you avoid this. A successful talent acquisition strategy is all about making top candidates want to work for you. This guide covers 11 proven talent acquisition strategies, from creating a brand identity to using tech in recruiting. What is a Talent Acquisition Strategy?

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Two Sides of the Same Coin: Recruiting & Retention

Speaker: Caitlin MacGregor, CEO and Co-Founder of Plum

Authentic employer branding is reflected in recruitment and retention efforts. Failing to modernize an organization’s approach to attracting and retaining talent by focusing on candidate and employee experiences could result in quiet quitting, turnover, vacancies, and lost opportunities that have the potential to impact overall profitability.

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Replacement Planning: 3 Steps to Develop Your Organization’s Strategy

HR Bartender

A certain amount of turnover is healthy for the business, as are certain types of turnover (for example, the dismissal of a toxic employee). This is why talent acquisition professionals need to be a part of the conversation so there are no surprises.

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Workforce Planning is a Team Sport: Collaborating for Success

MP Wired For HR

By incorporating workforce planning into financial models, organizations can predict costs related to hiring, training, and employee turnover, leading to more precise budgeting. Higher Employee Retention: Financial investments in employee development, guided by HR insights, can significantly enhance employee retention.