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How to Add Talent Analytics To Your Recruitment Strategy

Ideal

This is just one area in which talent analytics plays a huge role in improving the speed and quality of a recruitment team. Without talent analytics, recruiters lack that insight all together or are manually working to cobble together potentially unreliable data from spreadsheets and various software from several departments.

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4 challenges facing recruiters in 2021 (and how to overcome them)

Social Talent

Some industries like tourism and transport have been massively hit, others like ecommerce and healthcare are booming. Well, HBR thinks that talent is still worth fighting for. So how does a recruiter react to this flux?

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9 Untapped Talent Management Metrics to Track | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

It’s also good for new hire engagement and retention, leaving them less time to accept a new offer or second-guess switching jobs. Healthcare Cost per Employee Employee healthcare costs are one of the biggest expenses for most organizations.

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How AI makes data-driven decisions possible in recruiting

Leoforce

The application of big data in HR functions is rife with possibilities for optimizing hiring, onboarding, training, promotions, and retention. Data analytics in a nutshell. With all the talk about data analytics, it’s crucial to understand what it means.

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The Tech-Driven, Collaborative Future of Healthcare Staffing

Recruiting Daily Advisor

The healthcare industry is facing strained talent resources in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. To ensure the healthcare industry’s successful future, it requires an improved, technology-driven, and collaborative talent management approach. Healthcare occupations were projected to outpace other industries, adding 2.4

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These Are the 5 Types of Jobs with the Most Turnover

Linkedin Talent Blog

It’s a bit counterintuitive that HR professionals—the people most concerned with retention and turnover—are also among the most likely to leave. At 6.4%, biz dev beats out the second-lowest function—healthcare services (8.2%)—by more than two percentage points. Methodology.

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Employee Experience by the Numbers: Top 5 Concerns

TalentCulture - Recruiting

In recent years, employee experience has taken center stage as a primary indicator of organizational success. As a result, HR and business leaders increasingly want to understand which employee experience concerns are top of mind for today’s workforce.