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Steve Jobs, Stanford University, June 2005) I’ll start with 3 stories and let you guys connect the dots. “You can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backwards.” Job 1: About … Continued.
this month – the lowest since 2005 according to the Office for National Statistics’ most recent statistics. This has in turn impacted the unemployment rate which fell to 4.8%
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After successfully building that team, I was promoted to national VP of recruiting for the company, developing and delivering training for 1000+ recruiters, advising on the investments in and configurations of our tech, helping build out products to support recruiting, and also providing training for socialrecruiting and sales.
million in November, the highest total since counting began in 2005. The Society for Human Resource Management’s recruiting difficulty index has climbed every month for the last 20 months. Job growth, though slower this year than last, will still end the year significantly above 2 million.
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In other words, the statistics suggest that there’s a big disconnect between how recruiting technology is used and how it’s supposed to be used. Consider: Only 21% of companies have access to socialrecruiting technology , compared to 74% of internet users with at least one active social media account.
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