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Design Over Time: The Future of Human Resource Management

Capterra

It’s a far cry from the people-first employee advocates we see today, right? I sat down with a few industry experts to discuss the ways they’ve seen HR and talent management tech change in their time, what they expect for the future of human resource management, and how your business can be on the cutting edge of HR.

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Talent Pipelines: Definition, Strategy, Benefits & Tactics

Beamery

Talent communities: In a talent community, people have to be able to interact with each other. You can’t rely on the best talent applying organically anymore – to be successful long term you have to be proactive, targeting the candidates that are a great fit for your company and building a relationship.

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Staffing Talk Tries Recruiting Search Engine Scavado

Staffing Talk

Her first instinct was to become an expert on writing Boolean search strings, so she took an eight-hour, $1,500 class that came with a 300-page PDF. “It But, me, I’m a recruiter who likes to be on the phone all day talking to candidates and hiring managers. Since 19, Lori Fenstermaker has worked under all kinds of titles.

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A Roguish Culture: Keeping It Real In Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

Very early on in my career, back before video conferencing moved from the margins to the mainstream, before the concept of “ video interviewing ” had even emerged, much less become commoditized, one of Wall Street’s most venerable firms tasked my contingency firm with somewhat of a Quixotic search.

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5 Burning Questions for HR Leaders in 2022 and Beyond

Manatal

To get the HR reset conversation started, here are five burning questions for business leaders and HR managers. Stressed, pressured, overworked, and under-loved. This is the prevailing mood and outlook shared by many human resources professionals (HR) in the U.S. and the U.K., according to a recent study conducted by a U.S. app developer.