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The Future of Talent Retention – A Guide by iCIMS

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This report discusses challenges in finding and hiring talent, presents data from polls of UK professionals and ideas for a way forward. Free download.
This report discusses challenges in finding and hiring talent, presents data from polls of UK professionals and ideas for a way forward. Free download.

Finding the right talent has never been more difficult. It is not only a jobseeker’s market, but the jobseekers are simply no longer seeking in the same way as they were before.

In this whitepaper, iCIMS will introduce their exclusive data results, which include polls of leaders and hiring professionals in the UK, across many sectors.

They also introduce some ideas for ways to identify and address common problems your organisation may face in the long term and short term:

  • The necessity of conducting a full audit of your organisation’s current talent vision
  • Why you should develop a new, future-proofed hiring and promotion strategy
  • How artificial intelligence (AI) technology can help smooth and automate certain talent acquisition functions

 

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