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3 Ways to Maximize Your Staffing Firm's Budget in 2017

Linkedin Talent Blog

2 New Ways to Discover Candidates Who are Open to Hearing from You on LinkedIn - A guide to reducing your time to hire while strengthening engagement with each and every candidate. Data Driven Recruiting - A resource for using talent analytics to find quality hires, faster.

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MidWest TechRecruit ‘19 is just around the corner! [Recruiters can’t miss]

Hacker Earth

The conference will house 30+ internal talent acquisition, employer branding, recruitment marketing, talent analytics, and sourcing experts, sharing their tricks and tips on recruitment. CEO and Founder, Performance-based Hiring Learning Systems. Director of Talent Acquisition, DocuSign. Keynote Speaker: Lou Adler.

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How Building Out a Talent Analytics Function Saved LinkedIn Recruiting Considerable Time and Money

Linkedin Talent Blog

The problem was, at the time they had no visibility into the headcount planning process and couldn’t forecast the number of hires for the year and resource effectively. That means they were constantly playing catch up and hiring more recruiters to try to meet demand. Used the data we already had to predict hiring demand.

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Recruitment Trends That Are Still Relevant in 2020

Ideal

It was two years after a global recession and companies were just starting to ramp hiring back up again. Some industries are hiring big-time ( high-volume ) while others are in major hiring freeze mode for the short-term. Between 2016 and 2019, the demand for recruiters grew by 63%. Technology is perceived as the No.1

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New Report: 7 Predictions on How Recruiting Will Be Different in 2025

Linkedin Talent Blog

According to LinkedIn data, demand for recruiting professionals has jumped by 63% since 2016, and we expect that trend to continue. Talent will simply matter more. Prediction #2: You'll have to get used to changing your hiring plans. The clear #1 answer: keeping up with rapidly changing hiring needs.

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By the Numbers: December 8, 2017

BountyJobs

Bad Hires Hurt the Wallet. Per a survey released by CareerBuilder, each bad hire in the last year cost companies an average of $14,900. Nearly three in four employers, 74%, reported they have hired the wrong person for a position. million job openings in 2016, only 410K were for apprentices. Facebook : $257,846.

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3 Insights on NYC’s Talent: Where They Come From, Where They Go, and Who's Getting Hired the Most

Linkedin Talent Blog

If you’re not already there, you may want to open a satellite office in LA to tap into that talent pool and give your NYC talent some warmer relocation options. You could also consider hiring remote workers based out of the LA area. NYC has a top-tier pool of tech talent—so you don’t need to look far for software engineers.