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2020 Evolution of HR Survey: Findings

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14 Industries were represented, with the heaviest concentration in Manufacturing; Other Services; Professional, Scientific and Technical Services; and Health Care and Social Assistance. Sources: Data collected in September and October of 2020. 85 Human Resources executives. Median organization size: 500 employees.

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Here’s What Talent Leaders Are Focused on Right Now

Linkedin Talent Blog

are not even discussing the possibility of new opportunities,” writes Joe McClung , who leads a recruiting firm for the medical industry. Building the Manufacturing 4.0 “[Those] who might have considered a new role for more money [.] The passive candidate is going to need more convincing….” he continues. Workforce in Eastern Kentucky.

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“Praise in public and reprimand in private” Jackson Kerchis

Thrive Global

I don’t have anything against those industries and may still end up there. Not many 20 year olds drop out to manufacture industrial goods. I was a member of the University of Alabama’s prestigious management consulting academy. In my junior year, however, I began to wax more entrepreneurial.

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Global Hiring Guide: Top Emerging Fintech Hubs

The fintech industry is growing exponentially — in the first quarter of 2022, the sector saw a 182 percent increase in tech job growth. In fact, according to a report from Korn Ferry, by 2030, more than 85 million jobs could go unfilled across three major industries: telecommunications, manufacturing, and technology.