Many companies plan to increase hiring this year, but might not find the right talent to fill roles
“The skills required are different than the skills that people have,” Robert Hosking, an executive director at Robert Half, tells HR Brew.
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“The skills required are different than the skills that people have,” Robert Hosking, an executive director at Robert Half, tells HR Brew.
“It’s like a robotic, conformist thing. It’s like saying you have to dress this way, or you have to look this way, or your appearance has to be this way.”
Turnover in tech increased while there were fewer openings in healthcare.
Appearing to drop off the face of the earth during the hiring process can create long-term risk for employers.
FIFA predicted the World Cup would create as many as 185,000 jobs for the US. That didn’t pan out.
Applicants are using AI to boost their résumés, making it difficult for recruiters to identify quality candidates.
Thanks to economic uncertainty and risk aversion, hiring strategy is no longer a “set it and forget it” approach for most employers.
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