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2025 HR Due Diligence Checklist & Guide for HR Leaders

AIHR

How can talent and leadership be maximized? This involves a deep analysis of compensation and benefits structures, talent profiles, organizational culture , compliance with labor laws, and existing HR policies and practices. Here’s where to focus your efforts: Talent analysis: Take a close look at the workforce.

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The future of HR tech: 5 big trends as Top HR Products gets underway

HRExecutive

The entries span the full spectrum of HR functions, from recruiting to financial wellness, and employee experience to performance management. Similarly, while skills and workforce planning were present in some entries, the concept of skills-based organizations appears underrepresented relative to the hype it has received.

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HR Terminology 101: A Quick Glossary of Commonly Confused HR Terms

marenated HR

Candidate: Someone who has applied and qualifies for the job. Passive Candidate : Someone who has a job they like and an employer they are content to work for. Active Candidate: Someone who either doesn’t have a job or has a job they are trying to leave. Not the same as a Performance Management System.

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Measuring the ROI of Talent Management Initiatives

Engagedly

Talent management initiatives are critical investments for any organization looking to build a robust workforce. In this post, we will explore several effective methods for quantifying the impact of common talent management strategies. Yet nailing down those metrics and ROI calculations can prove tricky.