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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

You will find in this book sixteen lessons, organized into four milestones that, from the author’s experience, build the People Analytics value chain. “The book details a data-driven approach to talent optimization that makes hiring, motivating, and managing people more efficient and effective.

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Using Interns To Build A Pipeline Of Talent With John Aikin

Turning the Corner

He’s located in a small town and when he started in 2010, he had limited access to talent. I had some great experiences with some people that I had known and did some part-time work for me. What’s been your experience with the incoming generation? My guest has experienced this for the last several years.

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Here’s How a Slow Hiring Process Impacts Your Bottom Line

Eightfold

The longer the hiring process continues, the more it costs a company in money, talent and long-term competitiveness. Companies risk degrading the skill and talent of their own workforce as they slowly spiral into irrelevance. A 2017 Glassdoor study found that US companies take 22.9 Here’s What It Costs to ‘Do Nothing’.

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Corporate Social Responsibility: Why It Matters & How To Do It

EverFi - HR

CSR plays a leading role in telling brands’ stories and attracting top talent. Michele Buck became Hershey’s first female CEO in 2017 after joining the company in 2005. A successful and happy company attracts top talent who appreciate the company’s culture and positively contribute to the company’s culture.

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Corporate Social Responsibility: Why It Matters & How To Do It

EverFi - HR

CSR plays a leading role in telling brands’ stories and attracting top talent. Michele Buck became Hershey’s first female CEO in 2017 after joining the company in 2005. A successful and happy company attracts top talent who appreciate the company’s culture and positively contribute to the company’s culture.