ApplicantStack
JANUARY 30, 2024
Part Three: More AI in Recruiting In the first part of our coverage of recruiting trends to expect this year, we highlighted the importance of upskilling as a hiring and retention tool. Next up is the importance of artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will impact the hiring process this year and into the future.
Survale
JANUARY 8, 2019
So every year we see a crop of recruiting trend predictions coming from everywhere. The rise of recruiting feedback driven culture looms so large on the recruiting horizon that I can’t ignore the prediction, even though I am co-founder of the platform that is in large part enabling this trend.
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Social Talent
AUGUST 5, 2020
It’s almost intuitive now, at least in terms of understanding on a face level, but there is a growing (and welcome) trend that seeks to hammer home the point that just hiring diverse employees isn’t enough. Actively seeking to change requires effort and prioritising D&I is no longer an optional, “nice-to-have” hiring policy.
ApplicantStack
MARCH 13, 2023
In this six-part series, we explore some of the talent acquisition trends to expect in 2023. As you explore these trends, consider how you can adjust your company’s recruiting and hiring practices to adapt. The job market has shifted, resulting in a trend known as “boomerang employees.”
Contract Recruiter
MARCH 22, 2023
Employers now have access to a broader pool of job seekers and can reach them through online job boards, social media, and virtual recruitment events. Technology has also made it easier to screen candidates and automate the hiring process. This has saved time and reduced the cost of recruitment.
Jobvite
OCTOBER 13, 2021
Each year, Jobvite surveys over 800 recruiters to find out the latest trends in talent acquisition for our Recruiter Nation Report. As recruiters move towards a candidate’s market in 2022, here are four trends they need to keep an eye on in order to quickly fill roles with top candidates. Challenges in recruiting.
Employment Metrix
DECEMBER 3, 2020
An open-hiring strategy is the process of hiring anyone regardless of their background and this strategy benefits people from all walks of life. It is also incredibly beneficial to employers who need to hire a lot of people who can be trained to get the job done. Benefits: Open-hiring speeds up the recruitment process.
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