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3 Tips to Shift Your Talent Acquisition Strategy With the Changing Market

Spark Hire

In 2018, Korn and Ferry estimated there will be a global human talent shortage of more than 85 million people by 2030. However, now there are predictions of a 2020 recession, meaning talent acquisition pros could see an unexpected flood of candidates. Just a few months ago, this seemed to be a highly-believable estimate.

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Liquidity Oracles: Why CFOs are Essential When Recruiting C-level Positions

Recruiting Daily

Why have these bean counters become so vital, and what does it mean for recruiters and talent acquisition teams? With a 6% growth rate in CFO jobs for 2021-2030, we are guaranteed to see fresh, young talent entering the CFO arena. As a result, we’re seeing a big focus on filling CFO roles.

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Getting Ahead with Automation in Staffing

The Staffing Stream

Because automation in staffing can improve every part of the talent acquisition and management cycle. SIA’s Lexicon describes automation as “The use of technology, and more specifically artificial intelligence, to automate parts of the recruitment process from sourcing through to matching, shortlisting, fulfillment and onboarding.”.

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Four Ways to Evaluate AI and Automation Recruiting Software

Jobvite

Did you know that experts estimate a global talent deficit of 85.2 million workers by 2030? Over the next decade, organizations will continue to feel the impact of this deficit and require more innovative technologies that streamline their hiring process to remain competitive in the talent market. Candidate Sourcing.

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Attracting the Next Generation of Insurance Talent

Slayton Search Partners

Millions of Baby Boomers retired from the workforce during the height of the pandemic, and those who are left will likely be retired by 2030. The competition for top talent is at a fever pitch. Curiously, out of all the industries Boomers are still working in, the insurance sector employs the majority of them. insurance industry.

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The Top 5 Candidates You’re Overlooking (And Why They Might Be Your Best Hire Yet)

Yello

A 2018 Korn Ferry study estimated that the talent shortage would grow to more than 85 million people by 2030, potentially resulting in $8.5 According to the 2019 Yello Recruiting Study , referrals are the number one most preferred source for job seekers. Further, employee referrals are a top source of quality hires.

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The Future of Sourcing and AI Intelligence

WizardSourcer

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly and its impact on talent acquisition is yet to be seen. The future of talent acquisition in 2030 remains uncertain, as technology continues to evolve and change the way we work. How will the idea of work change by 2030? An older workforce?