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Why talent acquisition teams need to get closer to L&D

HRExecutive

Required hard and soft job skills have evolved tremendously over the past few years and are projected to change by 51% globally between 2016 and 2030, says Stephanie Conway, senior director of talent development at LinkedIn.

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HR Trends: Back to the Future in 2016

TalentCulture

In 2015 we saw the emergence of a number of new HR trends. HR trends, such as recruitment through social media, the impact of Generation Z, and the overhaul of performance reviews, were all apparent in 2015. In 2016, it’s likely that traditional business practices will be further disrupted by technology.

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Amidst Change in HR Technology Market, Updated Guides Keep Buyers Informed

TrustRadius HR

In 2015 – 2016, HR cloud technology vendors have continued to receive massive, increasing amounts of funding from venture capital investors—so much so that the media has dubbed it an on-going “love affair.” We’ve also interviewed industry experts, to provide some context for the user feedback around technology trends and best practices.

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People Analytics and HR-Tech Reading List

Littal Shemer

Together, these trends are shaping a new era of distributed and digitally enabled networks of workers where the work comes to workers instead of the workers going to work. The readers will develop insights into the topics like primary metrics, KPIs, and processes involved in different HR subdomains like recruitment and employee engagement.”

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Coaching: The Future Is Here

ATD Human Capital

The 2016 ICF Global Coaching Study is not only the most extensive and expansive research undertaking of its kind, but also a powerful look at the future of organizations and their most vital asset: their people. In response, a growing number of individuals and organizations have adopted coaching.

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How to Create a Millennial-Friendly Mentorship Program

Kazoo

According to the 2016 Deloitte Millennial Survey , those intending to stay with their organization for more than five years are twice as likely to have a mentor (68%) than not (32%). In today’s competitive hiring environment, it’s safe to say that companies who fail to invest in and develop young employees are likely to lose them.

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Employees First

China Gorman

There appear to be robust data behind this analysis with the use of results from 8 surveys (including one from an analyst firm), fielded throughout 2016, from1,335 respondents in HR leadership positions, It’s a vendor white paper, to be sure, but one of the more interesting I’ve seen. State of the Employee Experience. State of HR.