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Talent Pool Shortage: Stop the Panic and Start the Progress

Spark Hire

In fact, according to ManpowerGroup’s 2016/2017 Talent Shortage Survey 40 percent of employers globally are having trouble filling positions — the highest shortage since 2007. Epp’s advice points to one very crucial element: every interview counts. Once talent is in their pipeline, help them create a structured interview process.

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4 Ways to Boost Employee Retention in Healthcare Onboarding

Precheck

First year of service turnover has increased to nearly 30 percent in healthcare according to the latest data presented at the 2017 American Society for Healthcare Human Resources Administration (ASHHRA) annual conference. Conduct Frequent Structured Interviews. 4 Ways to Boost Employee Retention in Healthcare Onboarding Dec.

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Book Review: Applied Psychology in Talent Management (8th ed.) by Wayne Cascio and Herman Aguinis

Workplace Psychology

It is recommended that cognitive ability tests be combined with other instruments, such as structured interviews, biodata, and personality inventories (Cascio & Aguinis, 2019). Motivation is one of the most widely researched and thoroughly explored topics in I/O psychology (Levy, 2017; Riggio, 2018). Muchinsky, P.

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How to Hire & Develop Better with Assessments

TalentCulture

At PAN , we tend to think that there are nine popular assessment types for selection and development: Cognitive Ability, Skills and Knowledge, Personality, Integrity, Values, Biodata, 360-degree Feedback, Structured Interviews, and Situational Judgment. Structured Interviews. 360-degree Feedback. The pros and cons.

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Why Job Interviews Are Not Foolproof

TalentCulture

percent in February of 2017. But it may be that instead of unstructured interviews, we lean more on structured interviews — with their standardized set of questions. The job market is highly competitive: the unemployment rate was at 4.7 Business cycles are shorter, with faster rates of new demands and needs to match.

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The gender pay gap isn’t budging enough, but the best companies close it

HRExecutive

Since 2017, the gender pay gap has decreased from 18% to 15%, but no net progress has been made since 2020. The managerial gender pay gap has also seen a reduction, from 14% in 2017 to 10% in 2023, but this progress is still not fast enough. At the current rate of progress, achieving gender pay parity remains a distant goal.

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Why Job Interviews Are Not Foolproof

TalentCulture

percent in February of 2017. But it may be that instead of unstructured interviews, we lean more on structured interviews — with their standardized set of questions. The job market is highly competitive: the unemployment rate was at 4.7 Business cycles are shorter, with faster rates of new demands and needs to match.