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Director Enterprise Solutions at Radancy | MBA Holder | Candidate Experiences and Recruiting Technology

In my experience, this is something that talent acquisition and recruiting teams do rather poorly. In that, they often go about solving the wrong problem and thus fail to make an impact on the metrics that matter. What results? First, the budgets are cut, second - leadership change, followed by model change, followed by people change. And the cycle continues and goes on and on and on. One Example: Talent Attraction Problems - These are often associated with advertising. We need more ads, we need more coverage, we need another job board. (WRONG) Talent Attraction Problems are (IMO) not directly advertising issues. Talent attraction problems are issues with channel prioritization and optimization and allocation. The first part of solving a talent attraction problem starts with making sure you've prioritized the right pathways or channels.

Are You Solving the Right Problems?

Are You Solving the Right Problems?

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