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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per

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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per

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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per

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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per

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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per

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Do you remember when it was called personnel?

Bersin

'No other statement I made at our Impact 2011 conference in April seemed to have touched as many people as that one. In the hours and days following my presentation, that simple aside turned into the one that opened the doors to conversations with a lot of “non-recruiting” people. I was hearing from CHROs (Chief Human Resource Officer), CLOs (Chief Learning Officer) and VPs of Global Talent all about what recruiting was when they were coming into the industry and even some of the per