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

HR Brew

We are committed to addressing these challenges by investing in advanced collaboration tools, promoting flexible work policies, and creating initiatives that foster a sense of belonging and connection among all employees.”—Leslie

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10 Things to Include in Your Artificial Intelligence Policy

HR Bartender

I recently interviewed my friend and attorney Carrie Cherveny about some of the things that organizations might want to consider including in their policy. In the interview with Carrie, not only does she share her knowledge, but she shared the results of an AI inquiry. I hope you’ll check it out.

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What Workday learned by implementing a skills-based talent strategy

HR Brew

While most employers haven’t yet fully embraced a skills-based talent strategy, some are further down the road, including Workday. Chartier’s team reviewed the company’s existing repository of HR data, looked at skills in global markets, and used workplace skills intelligence platform TechWolf to create a skills inventory.

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Wait. Is AI making TA more challenging?

HR Brew

Not sure if TA pros would suggest that strategy, but it is definitely one that applicants have adopted since the OpenAI platform changed the game. This is because AI tools are fraught with concerns about candidate selection or assessment and bringing bias into the hiring process. Everyone in the process still has leg work to do.

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Unleashing AI in Recruitment: The Ultimate Guide

Learn how to streamline your hiring process, increase interview pipeline, uncover candidates other tools miss, and save time. Get ready to revolutionize your talent acquisition strategy today! Discover the power of AI in recruitment with Paycor’s complete guide.

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How one strategy could help HR manage its workforce in the age of AI

HR Brew

While nearly half of entry-level, white-collar jobs could be eliminated in the next few years, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei told CNN in a recent interview, jobs in every industry are susceptible to AI disruption. AI,” Bryan Ackermann, head of AI strategy and transformation at consulting firm Korn Ferry, previously told HR Brew. “In

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This HR pro is tackling big talent challenges at a local nonprofit

HR Brew

She’s embarked on several strategies to boost retention and ensure that all employees across the organization’s locations feel they are part of one cohesive team. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. At BGCMB, I identified the need to foster a solution-oriented workforce. Tell me what you would do.”

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People Strategies for an Uncertain Future

Through interviews with HR and Future of Work thought leaders, third-party research, insights gained from Visier’s experts, and benchmarking data, we have uncovered three critical areas where leaders must rethink their talent approaches. Low-technology ways to improve the employee experience.

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Winning An Unfair Share of Elite Talent: Recruiting Resolutions in 2018

Speaker: Jordan Burton, Founder of Burton Advisors LLC

In this session you will learn the tips and strategies he has shared with Silicon Valley’s top names in their quest for competitive edge in the war for talent. Specific interviewing tools/tactics that can help you determine who is a standout and who is merely “good”. How inbound and outbound marketing should both be used.

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The Road Map to Improving the "Quality of Hire" in Your Organization

Speaker: Matt Craven, Talent Acquisition Project Manager, Schneider Electric

Is interviewing enough? Is using assessment tools enough? With so many resources available how does an organization make these important decisions on tools that automate, provide quality outcomes, provide a positive candidate experience, AND remove bias? What steps do they take to improve the “quality of hire”?