Talent acquisition and recruitment have historically been seen as transactional business functions. Because of this, many companies often adjust talent teams whenever economic conditions change.

In today’s fast-moving business world, companies feel pressure to stay ahead, innovate and achieve results through people. As CEOs see talent as vital, HR questions become more focused and strategic.

Human Resources Development (HRD), as a program, is designed to ensure that the organization is focused on learning, development, and growth. Common examples within HRD focus on current performance ...

The declining U.S. birthrate and lower labor force participation will continue to fuel workforce shortages for years to come. Companies need to prioritize reaching early talent sooner. Workforce ...

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