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Vodafone's Marc Starfield is not just setting the stage for the 7,000 to be hired, but leading a transformation of all HR processes across 26 countries.
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To generate buy-in for a talent intelligence platform, make abstract promises concrete with examples and actionable goals.
Talent intelligence, the right technology, combined with HR expertise, can allow companies to focus on candidate skills directly.
Of all the ways to speed up hiring now, one may not be getting the attention it deserves: using messaging, not email.
AI-powered talent intelligence technology helps combat a talent crisis by giving public sector employees more power over their careers.
Ericsson turns to AI for the acquisition and management of the tens of thousands of people it hires annually.
The U.S. semiconductor industry is changing rapidly. To keep up, companies will need to hire for skills and potential.
Global recruiting is exciting, but can be daunting. CHROs who embrace hiring technologies improve their chances of success.
Finding global talent is possible, but only with the right tools. Here’s why AI is a must for hiring internationally, and how to use it.
Global interconnectivity and a new lease on remote work make it a great time to look internationally and hire global talent.
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