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5 Things the Modern Worker Looks for in Talent Development

Cornerstone On Demand

workers—a majority that is expected to rise to 75 percent by 2025. When it comes to learning and development, younger generations have a different outlook and set of priorities than those who have come before them. A recent Gallup poll found that 87 percent of millennials say on-the-job development is key.

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Building a Talent Development Program for Millennials

Everwise

They make up the majority of the workforce currently, and are projected to compose over 75% of it by 2025. However, leadership development programs calibrated to their needs have not become a priority. Organizations should be preparing their next leaders to be effective through talent development.

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The Future of Recruitment: Look for an AI Supercharge and a Focus on Quality of Hire

Linkedin Talent Blog

The recent publication of LinkedIn’s 2024 Future of Recruiting report has prompted some thought-provoking conversations among talent professionals. Mike shared his experience from a recent roundtable of 40 talent professionals from Fortune 500 companies, where only six were measuring quality of hire. “We,

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Predicting the Future, Talent Edition

HRExecutive

With that said, KornFerry Futurestep recently released its Top Talent Trends predictions for 2016, which are based on insights from 24 global experts. The eight trends that Futurestep believe will shape the global recruitment and talent management industry in 2016 are: 1. Smart data to source and develop talent.

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Talent Academies: What’s Next for Agile L&D

Degreed

All of this points to talent academies as an effective L&D strategy for any business that wants to keep its workforce agile, focused and fully prepared for the future. The World Economic Forum estimates 44% of the skills employees have today will need to change by 2025 “for people to perform their roles effectively.”

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Data-driven business decisions: the foundation for growth

Workable

Data is all the rage these days, with storage expected to reach 175 zettabytes by 2025. Currently working as VP of Analytics at the University of Phoenix, Avinash brings more than 20 years of experience in using data to inform decisions. That’s 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 bytes. That’s an absolute lot.

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5 Talent Data Trends to Watch in 2018

Visier

By 2025, the global datasphere will be ten times greater than what it was in 2016 , according to IDC. With more data to learn from and greater analytical processing power, Artificial Intelligence has become an increasingly reliable source of talent predictions. Data in 2018 and Beyond: A New Vision for an Immersive Future.