2009 Candidate Engagement Industry Staffing 
Ideal
DECEMBER 14, 2017
There are two sides to most AI staffing discussions. The first side is the business productivity one: 70% of staffing firm executives, for example, believe that AI staffing will play a role in improving recruitment. There is legitimate potential for more recruiting productivity using AI staffing. A sheer “cost play”.
Hiretual
MARCH 23, 2022
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4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog
SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
As we understand it, the term’ gamification’ gained widespread adoption in 2009 with the launch of Foursquare, which applied gaming elements to local search behavior (remember becoming the “mayor” of your favorite local diner?). Yet, it’s essential that candidates don’t feel they’re merely partaking in a frivolous activity.
Leoforce
NOVEMBER 12, 2019
What Is Candidate Engagement? Candidate engagement is a lot like customer engagement — it centers on an organization developing an ongoing relationship with an individual. But instead of encouraging people to buy, the goal of candidate engagement is more relational than transactional. Mathew Caldwell.
Glassdoor for Employers
JULY 14, 2015
Since the economic recovery in 2009, the recruiting and staffing industry has been growing faster than the economy and other overall employment. The influx of new tools, technology, services, and content has helped catapult talent acquisition into a $400+ billion industry. This is the golden age of recruiting.
Leoforce
MARCH 22, 2017
A 2009 review of hundreds of studies showed that the effects of most diversity efforts, including trainings, remain unknown, and a 2006 study looking at data from 708 private companies found that diversity trainings didn’t produce more diverse workforces. In truth, most of the old methods don’t work. Our daily lives are impacted by AI.
Leoforce
MARCH 22, 2017
A 2009 review of hundreds of studies showed that the effects of most diversity efforts, including trainings, remain unknown, and a 2006 study looking at data from 708 private companies found that diversity trainings didn’t produce more diverse workforces. In truth, most of the old methods don’t work. Our daily lives are impacted by AI.
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