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Recruitment chatbots: Are they worth the investment yet?

JazzHR

A 2018 survey found that 54% of consumers say they would always choose to speak with a chatbot over a human representative if it saved them 10 minutes. In 2019, almost 75% of HR stakeholders said they plan to move forward with a chatbot strategy soon. That convenience may soon find a place in recruitment, too.

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Why Shell Pushes Hard on Soft Skills — and How It’s Assessing Them

Linkedin Talent Blog

Nearly all (91%) of the talent professionals surveyed for LinkedIn’s Global Talent Trends 2019 report said that soft skills are very important to the future of recruiting, yet more than half (57%) also said they struggle to assess them accurately. That’s where assessments come in.

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Whether or Not a Downturn Is Coming, the Time to Prepare Is Now

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The Economist Intelligence Survey reported the top three consequences of poor communication: Added stress (52% of employees). In the annual Financial Stress Survey , conducted by John Hancock, 72% of respondents indicated that they worry about personal finances during their workday, and for many, this happens multiple times a week.

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You Have Low Employee Engagement Scores – What Do You Do to Improve It?

Achievers - Recruiting

Listen to your people and open up lines of communication for a constant feedback loop and not just when team members are completing an annual engagement survey. Before Bayhealth implemented Achievers, recognition was in the top 3 lowest scores in the engagement surveys, and then it went on the “low score” employee engagement list.