article thumbnail

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.

article thumbnail

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

Social Talent

Whether it’s elusive candidates, irritable hiring managers or fruitless sourcing campaigns, it can be a very demanding role. There is some good news though, when used effectively, tech can reduce a recruiter’s time-to-hire by 50%. Well, HBR thinks that talent is still worth fighting for. Every recruiter knows this.

Tourism 200
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

How LinkedIn Talent Insights Helped UGL Find Engineers Around the World

Linkedin Talent Blog

UGL, which has over 7,000 employees, needed to hire more than 70 engineers and project managers to work on transportation infrastructure projects, wind farms, and other major construction projects. Among the critical roles UGL had to fill were rail systems and rail signaling engineers, highly specialized fields where talent is scarce.

article thumbnail

Industries with the Highest (and Lowest) Turnover Rates

Linkedin Talent Blog

Interestingly, many of the other industries with below-average turnover — namely construction, transportation, and manufacturing — also rely on in-person talent, just as many high-turnover industries did. However, a key difference may be that these industries pay significantly more. According to the U.S.

article thumbnail

Industries with the Highest (and Lowest) Turnover Rates

Linkedin Talent Blog

Interestingly, many of the other industries with below-average turnover — namely construction, transportation, and manufacturing — also rely on in-person talent, just as many high-turnover industries did. However, a key difference may be that these industries pay significantly more. According to the U.S.