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5 Powerful Talent Acquisition & Recruiting Trends for 2016

Workology

We need to create differentiation among not just our product competitors but talent competitions as well. History shows that for the last 75 years, when the market is good, the economy maintains during an election year , which is why I’m betting on this bull market continuing into at least 2017. 2016 Recruiting vs. HR Trends.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

It is primarily focused on examples related to the analysis of people and talent, and includes a step-by-step guide and easily reproducible examples and code so that the methods can be put into practice immediately” The Science of Dream Teams: How Talent Optimization Can Drive Engagement, Productivity, and Happiness Mike Zani (2021).

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Workplace Trends to Watch in 2017

HR Daily Advisor

Maternity leave is so 2015. That’s what I expect for 2017. Where telecommuting was the trend in years past, in 2017 we’ll see new trends emerge as companies adapt to distributed workforces. Where telecommuting was the trend in years past, in 2017 we’ll see new trends emerge as companies adapt to distributed workforces.

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Virtual Reality Gives Job Candidates a Vivid Big Picture

TalentCulture

” As of early 2017, the Navy had two large vehicles that were driven from college campus to campus to offer the VR exercise. ‘Truth and Validity’ VR has found a variety of niches in HR—from training to diversity and inclusion programs to talent acquisition. “VR is just another tool.”

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LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2018

The Tim Sackett Project

Interviewing as a trend seems strange, and it makes me think there’s probably something LI is pushing from a product standpoint. is an easy one, it was huge in 2017 and it’s not going away. Employee Retention should be owned by Talent Acquisition. Data and A.I. see picture below). #1 HR doesn’t care!

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How to navigate the changing HR technology landscape

Limeade

According to research from CB Insights, investors pumped $3 billion into HR technology in 2015 and 2016, with 2017 looking to be another $1 billion-plus year. This growth was precipitated by the influx of point solutions, particularly in employee engagement and talent acquisition.

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How a Recruitment Brand Can Impact the Bottom Line

Yello

Cultivating an attractive recruitment brand does more for your organization than keeping your candidate pipeline stocked with high quality talent—it can lower your talent acquisition costs, increase productivity, and make a significant contribution to your company’s bottom line. Top talent just performs better.