Why We Lost the War for Talent: Nine Things Recruiting Executives Can Do Today to Prepare for Tomorrow

Topics:
Interviews,
Recruitment,
Talent Management
Tags:
Hiring,
Human Resources,
Payroll Solutions,
Recruiting,
Recruitment & Selection,
Talent,
U.S.,
Workforce,
Workforce Management
Source:
Electronic Recruiting Exchange

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Overview: China and India is where most of the talent is being created - and they're not coming to the United States. They're needed and staying at home. By some reports, these two countries will be producing 10 to 20 times as many scientists and engineers as we are in the United States. The point here is that there are huge global workforce changes taking place right now that need to be addressed to handle future hiring needs. At a tactical level, this will affect how technology is developed, how candidates are recruited, how work is assigned and managed, and even how ads are written.

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Format: HTML | Date: Mar 2006 | Pages: 6


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