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How to Add Talent Analytics To Your Recruitment Strategy

Ideal

This is just one area in which talent analytics plays a huge role in improving the speed and quality of a recruitment team. Without talent analytics, recruiters lack that insight all together or are manually working to cobble together potentially unreliable data from spreadsheets and various software from several departments.

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3 Areas Talent Analytics Makes a Major Impact

ClearCompany Recruiting

HR executives, too, can leverage data analytics to understand talent trends, job fit, retention efforts, and recruiting strategies. In fact, 71% of businesses cite people analytics as a high priority in their operations. Learn more on the blog: What Can Talent Analytics Do? Employee demographics and diversity.

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How One Australian Staffing Firm Used LinkedIn Talent Insights to Pull Off a Major Project

Linkedin Talent Blog

To meet the challenge, Interpro turned to LinkedIn Talent Insights , a talent analytics tool, to identify how many people in the Australian workforce have the specialized skills needed for the project and in what combination. Another good reason to unbundle skills: You get a much more diverse pool. Overwhelming, yes.

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The 5 Critical Steps of Workforce Planning

ClearCompany Recruiting

Assess your talent. Review the compensation and benefits packages you have in place. By leveraging your current talent analytics, you can highlight key insights for performance, staff levels, diversity, and other targets you aim to achieve. Review The Compensation & Benefits You Provide.

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In-Context Analytics: What They Are and Why You Need Them

ClearCompany Recruiting

People analytics open the door for companies to measure important aspects of their workforce, like retention rates, skills gaps, diversity, and employee feedback.

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Top Ways Companies Are Measuring Their Diversity and Inclusion Progress

Linkedin Talent Blog

As companies continue to elevate and prioritize their diversity and inclusion efforts, they have increasingly looked for ways to use data as both a meter and a motor, a tool to track improvement and to drive it. But other types of diversity — LGBTQ+, people with physical disabilities, neurodiversity, etc. — are not as easy to capture.

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Why Using Data Is Your Key to Increasing Diversity, According to This Tech Leader

Linkedin Talent Blog

He believes speaking out about diversity has hurt his career, and he’s not alone: studies show that people of color and women are penalized for promoting diversity , while white men tend to get rewarded for the same behavior, Leslie explained at LinkedIn’s recent Talent Intelligence Experience in New York City.