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A Playbook for Authentically Attracting Gen Z Talent

Social Talent

By 2025, Gen Z will account for around 25% of the total global workforce. For recruiters and TA professionals it’s about connecting the dots and demonstrating to business stakeholders how the talent pool and potential shrinks without having a defined and marketable culture of flexibility and balance.

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The Future of Candidate Experience Transformation: A 2025 Outlook

ClearCompany Recruiting

In order to do so, create an anonymous survey for employees in which you ask questions about their feelings on current workplace policies, perks and culture you feel you’ve created. It’s important to see if your people agree.

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Podcast w/Bill D’Amico: The Future of Talent Acquisition & Hiring in 2025

Recruiting Daily

Culture vs. Skills If you haven’t caught our podcast series yet, RecruitingDaily’s William Tincup & Talemetry skimmed the halls of HRTech2019 for insight. Cultural compatibility was a highlight, along with soft skills and core competencies. And we recorded the answers. […].

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. By intentionally cultivating a positive company culture. What is company culture? Why is it important?

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How To Find and Recruit Gen-Zers

Proactive Talent

By 2025, Gen Z will make up 27% of the workforce. Its anyone born after 1997. They are considered to be the most diverse generation ever, incredibly media savvy with an affinity to social activism. In 2020, they made up 20% of the workforce.

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. By intentionally cultivating a positive company culture. What is company culture? Why is it important?

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Why data transparency matters to candidates

Leoforce

The same report believes that many companies will oblige that request by 2025. Studies have shown that Millennials are 22 times more likely to stay at companies that present a trustworthy culture. Transparent data is a strong first indicator that candidates can trust in your workplace values and culture. It boosts retention.

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