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

Linkedin Talent Blog

That’s because the role of recruiting itself is evolving, according to a new report from LinkedIn called The Future of Recruiting: 7 Ways Your Role Will Change. Download the full report to get actionable tips on each prediction , original LinkedIn data insights, and illuminating advice from thought leaders around the world.

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The Skills That Will Matter More for Recruiters in the Future — and How to Develop Them

Linkedin Talent Blog

In a new report from LinkedIn, The Future of Recruiting , we surveyed nearly 3,000 global talent professionals about the recruiting skills that would become more important by 2025. Here are a few essential skills your team will need to develop — and some LinkedIn Learning courses to help you get started. About 2.5%

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The Current State of Talent Acquisition at ERE's Fall Conference

Proactive Talent

The Evolution of Candidate Expectations What used to be a world consumed by job boards, applications, automation, and job hunters is now a place of social recruiting – one where referrals, analytics and integrated recruiting strategies rule. Candidate expectations have shifted drastically, too.

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Will 2020 Be a Repeat of 2019? Experts Weigh In

Recruiting Daily Advisor

It also includes new talent analytics that will provide a powerful competitive advantage to firms that can fully assess the labor market supply and what it means for business expansion or relocation.”. We saw in 2019 the Business Roundtable’s shift from stakeholder CEOs to People-First CEOs.

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Top Ways Companies Are Measuring Their Diversity and Inclusion Progress

Linkedin Talent Blog

She’s been tasked with overseeing the company’s efforts to get to 50% women in its workforce by 2025. Fiona Vines , the head of inclusion and diversity and workforce transition at BHP in Australia, pays particular attention to retention data. Fiona says attrition is still slightly higher for women, but it has shrunk considerably.