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4 Compelling Reasons to Choose Skills over Degrees

Vervoe

A Korn Ferry study predicts that there will be a global human talent shortage of more than 85 million people by 2030. From improving workplace diversity and productivity to lowering recruitment costs and closing skill gaps, there are many reasons why organizations around the world have chosen to replace degree-based hiring with skills.

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100 powerful hiring & job statistics for 2020

Devskiller

Research conducted by Korn Ferry estimated the labor skills shortage in the APAC region at 47 million by 2030, with unrealized output an eye-watering $4.238 trillion. Well in 2018, the average number of applicants per job was the lowest ever, at just 29 (down from 36 in 2017 and 52 in 2016). Diversity statistics. Korn Ferry ).

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How AI can enhance human skills and collaboration at work

Workable

trillion to the global economy by 2030, with much of this value stemming from its potential to enhance human capabilities. This is huge in terms of employee engagement and retention. A 2018 LinkedIn survey found that 94% of employees would stay at a company longer if it invested in their professional development.

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Core Company Values: 12 Inspiring Examples

Achievers - Recruiting

Value and develop our employees’ diverse talents, initiative and leadership. In fact, Forbes magazine named Cox Automotive to its first-ever list of America’s Best Employers for Diversity in 2018. This diverse set of employees is best equipped to serve their customers, and that did not stop during COVID-19.

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Future Workforce Predictions: What Can HR Do Today to Prepare for Tomorrow?

Slayton Search Partners

Although it’s tempting – and exciting – to dig into predictions for the global workforce of 2030, it often isn’t practical to look that far into the future to determine our actions today. The last quarter of 2018 saw the highest job openings rate the market has experienced in years, with 6.9 How will you address diversity?

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By the Numbers: July 27, 2018

BountyJobs

The Numbers: Per NACE’s ‘Summer 2018 Salary Survey’, starting salaries for those graduating in 2017 continue to be flat. This number will increase to 75% by 2030. The Numbers: Research from Korn Ferry finds that by 2030 the global talent shortage could reach 85.2 BountyJobs Bites: Graduating Class Salaries Flat.

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