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By Gleb Tsipursky November 20, 2022 If you give any leader the opportunity to increase their talent pool of potential employees by 15%—with all these new hires belonging to an underrepresented group—they’d jump at the chance, especially given tight labor markets and CEO desires to increase headcount. Yet too few leaders realize that, … Continue reading This simple shift in perspective can increase your talent pool by 15%
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Paul Keijzer — May 31, 2017 Follow @Paul_Keijzer— May 31, 2017 Building a strategy that prioritizes talent management and invests time and effort into building a talent pool is a critical necessity for your organization’s success. There’s just no way to avoid it. A solid talent pool is directly related to how innovative, productive and … Continue reading 5 Strategies to Build an Effective Talent Pool
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by Maren Hogan January 22, 2016 Follow @marenhoganJanuary 22, 2016 When it comes to sourcing candidates, a solid employee referral program (ERP) is one of the most effective places to start. Jobvite discovered that implementing a strong employee referral program in its recruiting process increased employee satisfaction; it also found that 46 percent of employees … Continue reading Take a Plunge into a Big Talent Pool with a Short Timeframe
