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EY’s head of global talent attraction and acquisition leads a team that handles 5.1 million applications, 100,000 hires annually

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She took on her current role, global talent attraction and acquisition leader, in June. Naudin ten Cate, who is based in the Netherlands, oversees a leadership team of 10, and 1,000 recruiters and sourcers. million applications and made 100,000 new hires globally. This conversation has been edited for length and clarity.

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Dayforce’s global head of talent attraction and acquisition on keeping the ‘human element’ in recruitment

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Steve Knox, global head of talent attraction and acquisition at Dayforce, whos been in recruitment for 30 years, certainly can attest to the changes. Recruitings digital evolution has created a host of challenges for recruiters, though. Whats the biggest misconception people might have about your job?

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In the ‘arms race’ for AI talent, some employers are hiring in the wake of layoffs

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Meanwhile, Tesla, just a few months after announcing layoffs affecting 10% of its staff, recently posted nearly 800 job listings, many also for AI jobs. Intuit’s communications team responded to HR Brew’s request for comment by directing us to Goodarzi’s note to employees. Talent frenzy. Why didn’t they just reskill?

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AI, talent shortages, and distrust: These are the biggest challenges HR pros are bracing for in 2025

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HR Brew asked people pros to share the biggest headaches they’re bracing for in 2025, and unsurprisingly, issues like return to office, hybrid work, AI, and talent shortages are top of mind. 2025 is already shaping up to be a doozy of a year. 2024 was not without its challenges, many of which are likely to follow HR into the new year.

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Recruiting Science - The Truth Behind Analytics and AI for Talent Attraction

Speaker: Andrew Gadomski, Managing Director, Aspen Analytics

We are consistently bombarded with whether great recruiting is an art or a science. The human heart and mind will always be necessary parts of a successful recruitment process. Language & Get the Most Out of What You ARE Using How Today's HR and Recruiters Can Use A.I. to Back Up the Soul of Recruiting A.I. AM PST, 2.00

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Walmart’s first chief talent officer explains her role

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Companies are at a pivotal moment with how they attract and retain talent. Talent shortages have and will continue to make it difficult to hire, particularly for hard-to-fill roles, meaning organizations must also think about how existing talent can be trained or developed to meet these needs. Holistic approach.

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How Delta got its skills-based talent strategy off the ground

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For Delta Air Lines, moving towards a skills-based talent strategy was something that the company’s HR leaders knew just wouldn’t fly by “winging it.” We wanted to make sure that our employees felt like they had the full career opportunity here within Delta, that wasn’t just a stop on their career journey.” Skills taxonomy.

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The High Tech, High Touch Future of Recruiting

Speaker: Lou Adler, Founder, Performance-Based Hiring

Lou Adler has seen it all - from the birth of job boards and the Internet, to using AI to source, select, and hire candidates. If it were, the war for talent would have been won long ago. Hiring great people starts with a meaningful job and a “high touch” hiring process designed to meet the personal needs of exceptional talent.

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Discover 4 Use Cases for Applying AI to Your Recruiting Processes

Recruitment AI technology uncovers the most qualified candidates. This technology automates recruiting routines and facilitates natural conversations, resulting in higher productivity and a better candidate experience. Download the eBook to learn more!

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Applied AI in Talent

AI is both disrupting and transforming everything about workforce management. For HR leaders, that means changing the types of skills and competencies companies need, changing the way existing employees do their jobs, and altering the recruiting landscape. Attracting and retaining the right people to fill those jobs.