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Sonia Jackson Myles of The Accord Group: “Diverse staff helps retain diverse staff”

Thrive Global

Diverse employees can be ambassadors to communities of customers. As a part of our series about “How Diversity Can Increase a Company’s Bottom Line”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Sonia Jackson Myles. Can you articulate to our readers five ways that increased diversity can help a company’s bottom line? Thank you for that.

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The ‘experience economy’ includes your employees

The HRX

In the Experience Economy , the customer is the innovator, not the enterprise. Technology lets customers create very personalized experiences. As people become more comfortable and facile with technology, they will create new ways of managing their daily lives and online experiences. Employee Experience: The key to success.

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Want Better Recruiting? Add These 41 Twitter Feeds To Your List

Eightfold

Adamsen is passionate about using data for good and focuses his knowledge on people analytics, talent strategy, workforce planning, diversity and inclusion, and employee engagement and wellbeing. His Twitter feed is full of advice and wisdom from his years of experience in performance-based hiring. Jeanne Achille. Matt Alder.

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SEC to Require Talent Metrics Reporting: What’s Your Talent Story?

Survale HR

HRExecutive Magazine recently reported that the SEC has begun requiring talent metrics reporting for disclosure staring in 2021. Disclosing talent metrics makes sense. What Talent Metrics Reporting is Required? How your talent and how it impacts the organization. What’s Your Talent Story? Leadership.

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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

To be selected, candidates must possess the required skills, knowledge, and experience. Fundamentally, the recruitment process begins with the identification of talent pools, which then leads to a shortlist. In the early 90s, open jobs would mainly be advertised on bulletin boards, newspapers, or magazines. The Present.

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How Companies Identify Talent with Janine Nicole Dennis & Kage Spatz

Thrive Global

Janine Nicole Dennis is the Owner/Chief Innovations Officer for Talent Think Innovations, LLC, a business strategy and management consulting firm founded in 2013. She has also been featured by Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Black Enterprise, and Ebony Magazines. My five techniques I use for identifying talent for my company are: 1.

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Stop only checking boxes: Hiring for potential over experience

Insperity

For example, hiring managers want someone with X years of experience in their industry, preferably working X years at certain companies. They just may not have the extensive industry experience or a diploma from your preferred school. Consider candidates who may not have the “appropriate experience” as you originally saw it.