Recruiting

In LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2017 report, nearly 85% of talent leaders said that finding top talent is their number one priority. However, with 5% unemployment today, along with shrinking talent pools, and 95% of executives admitting to making bad hires every year, getting strategic hires right is only getting harder.

Probing potential staffers’ strengths and weaknesses is a fairly common feature of most job interviews. The weaknesses part is indeed something that Duolingo CEO...

Appealing to CEOs as a business site location often can be a matter of emphasizing quality over quantity.

While human capital is essential in fueling growth in the mid-market, many organizations lack strategies to recruit and retain top talent.

Manufacturers can find skilled talent by offering employees the flexibility found in the on-demand economy.

Filson CEO Steven Bock compares the process of sourcing talent for upstart watchmaker Shinola and long-standing outfitter Filson.

Manufacturing CEOs and President Donald Trump talked about how to eradicate the skills gap and educate and employ more Americans in the manufacturing industry.

There is a growing talent shortage, and U.S. manufacturers could face a shortfall affecting over 2 million jobs by 2025, according to a Deloitte / The Manufacturing Institute study. Those shortages will be especially significant when it comes to technical talent.

How your organization can drive a strategic human resources advantage.

The tech industry continues to grow at an explosive pace. From new mobile broadband networks and IoT to the surging demand for cybersecurity and cloud-based solutions, mid-market companies are meeting the needs of the sector with flexibility and innovation.