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Talent Acquisition Strategy, Metrics and Communication

In an interview with SHRM India’s Sanjay Joshi, Senthilkumar discusses hiring strategies, impact of slowdown, challenges in implementation of policies, growth as an employer brand and benefits of professional development conferences

Recruitment teams across industries are looking at different hiring metrics to determine a return on investment for their talent.

Recruiting, developing and retaining top local talent in China remains a formidable challenge for all the multinationals.

Designed as a tool to allow an organization to determine accurate and comparable costs of recruitment through a standard algorithm to calculate of the recruiting costs to be incorporated into cost-per-hire.

As the use of social media as a recruiting tool matures, companies are applying lessons learned and fine-tuning their social strategies to help close the still-considerable gap between hype and hiring results of these networks.

When recruiting potential employees, are you putting your company’s real face forward? The key to success is honestly portraying your organization’s strengths and culture.

Companies are consolidating their requirements and conducting 'pooled campus recruitment' with similar minded companies.

Creating the desired employer brand and getting the right brand mbassadors to talk about it in an ongoing basis is a journey.

Today, a dynamic, fast-paced environment that extends across national boundaries demands a new kind of executive. Human connections are becoming crucial for building effective teams and multi-level collaborative relationships.

Talent Acquisition for Business Impact