Recruiters urged to look beyond qualifications
A persistent bias towards recruiting for qualifications rather than skills is preventing organisations from adapting to a rapidly changing talent market, business leaders say. read more
A persistent bias towards recruiting for qualifications rather than skills is preventing organisations from adapting to a rapidly changing talent market, business leaders say. read more
'Returnships' could help solve many organisations' skills and diversity challenges, yet employers remain needlessly wary of hiring older workers, experienced technology executives say. read more
Examples of organisations doing internal mobility well remain few and far between, as a result of three main barriers, says a PageUp specialist. read more
Direct sourcing of contingent workers is on the rise, as more employers take control of their temporary and permanent workforces to reduce costs, raising questions around compliance, says CXC Global's Asia Pacific director. read more
Hiring managers' central role in recruitment decisions might be waning, as employers hand over more control to recruiters and other stakeholders. read more
The jury's still out on whether it's best for organisations to take a 'build, buy, borrow, bridge, or bot' approach to talent, but there are compelling arguments for combining some of them, industry leaders and advisors say. read more
Automated sourcing is set for significant growth over the next two years, although certain elements still have a way to go, according to Cielo's VP of global sourcing. read more
The recent and unannounced disappearance of Facebook's Graph Search tool is a timely reminder for recruitment teams to be more agile and adaptable, sourcing experts say. read more
Findings from an Indeed lab experiment suggest experienced recruiters are wasting valuable time on two specific activities that don't deliver strong returns. read more
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