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Talent Acquisition

AIHR

Talent acquisition responsibilities include developing a strong candidate pipeline, developing employer branding , identifying, assessing, and hiring candidates to fill open positions, future resource planning, and diversifying the labor force. Doing this well leads to lower turnover, higher productivity, and increased engagement.

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Conference Twitter Primer #HRtechConf 2018

Advos

Once again using HRmarketer software, we analyzed the #HRTechConf conference website and tweets to come up with the following Conference Twitter Primer — all the information you need to socially prepare for the world’s largest HR technology conference and exposition hall! Event Name: HR Technology Conference & Exposition®.

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The Top 40 Job Titles in Human Resources

Ongig

The Chief Human Resource Officer (CHRO) is the most common HR leader job title at a large enterprise. Most CHROs report to the CEO. If a company is large enough, there may even be multiple CHROs. Pepsico, for example, has Ronald Schellekens as the overall CHRO. ” Some companies don’t use the CHRO title at all.

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Conference Twitter Primer Unleash World Conference and Expo #Unleash18

Advos

Using HRmarketer software, we analyzed the #Unleash18 conference website and tweets to come up with the following Conference Twitter Primer — all the information you need to socially prepare for this HR conference! Learn more about this new software platform everyone is talking about (yeah, it’s gamified).

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Death By Lousy HRM — The Whole Story In One Sitting!

In Full Bloom HR

Except for our annual holiday letters to friends and family, field reports of our travels, a few blog posts about holiday traditions, and similar, I haven’t written anything in half a century that wasn’t about enterprise technology, especially HR technology, or a required paper for my MBA. two things really stood out.