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Assessing Values in Online Technology Part 4

HR Examiner

The breakdown of participants looks like: CHRO and Vice President of HR: 30%. Recruiting: 17%. Recruiting (Assessment). Recruiting. Workforce Planning. Recruiting. Recruiting. Recruiting (Recruitment Marketing). Recruiting (Workforce). Recruiting (Assessment).

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#ECTalent: Setting a Talent Agenda

Strategic HCM

As part of this, Hugh Mitchell, CHRO at Shell, talked about this company’s business and explained why many of their employees have specific vs commodity skills – they only exist in people within this sector. The environment is also increasingly competitive and Shell’s competition will often want to be recruiting at the same time as them.

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Chances Are You’re Buying Too Much Talent. It’s Time to Build and Borrow.

Degreed

Since 2005, they’ve averaged an eye-popping 25% growth annually on the back of trillions of dollars in research and development spend, massive partner ecosystems, and hundreds of acquisitions. It should surprise no one that external recruitment commands the lion’s share of resources at most companies.

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3 Key Layers of a Future-Ready Employee Experience

Analytics in HR

You know, you can’t distinguish HR technology from recruitment technology, they’re aligning, it’s lots of overlap. How can we enable workforce planning, talent, intelligence? It was a program, which was sponsored by CEO and Chairman himself and chro. Many technologies are overlapping.