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Podcast w/Bill D’Amico: The Future of Talent Acquisition & Hiring in 2025

Recruiting Daily

Culture vs. Skills If you haven’t caught our podcast series yet, RecruitingDaily’s William Tincup & Talemetry skimmed the halls of HRTech2019 for insight. Cultural compatibility was a highlight, along with soft skills and core competencies. And we recorded the answers. […].

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The Future of Candidate Experience Transformation: A 2025 Outlook

ClearCompany Recruiting

Rising candidate controlled hiring environments are calling for complete shifts in how recruiters approach hiring. A few jarring numbers setting the stage for hiring strategies : Roughly 3 quarters of employers ( 72.8% ) are struggling to find relevant candidates. less likely to re-apply in the future.

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Hiring and retaining employees is one of the foremost challenges for businesses, especially in a worker shortage.

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How To Find and Recruit Gen-Zers

Proactive Talent

By 2025, Gen Z will make up 27% of the workforce. Its anyone born after 1997. They are considered to be the most diverse generation ever, incredibly media savvy with an affinity to social activism. In 2020, they made up 20% of the workforce.

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Why data transparency matters to candidates

Leoforce

Job candidates aren’t just potential hires for companies. Regardless of whether you eventually hire those candidates, your company is nurturing new advocates to spread the word about your organization. Practicing transparency in data is an indicator of how companies value people — be it customers, employees, or potential hires.

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The Effects of Decreasing College Enrollments on the Labor Market

Acara Solutions

Pursuit of alternative pathways: 34 percent of employed college graduates could have been hired for their current positions without a college degree. Because these recession babies would have started entering college in 2025. Because these recession babies would have started entering college in 2025.

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Successful Businesses Build Strong Company Cultures

PowerToFly

According to the MIT Sloan Management Review, “toxic workplace culture” was the most critical factor. In one estimate, toxic workplace cultures cost American companies almost $50 billion a year in employee turnover. Hiring and retaining employees is one of the foremost challenges for businesses, especially in a worker shortage.

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