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The Never Ending Job Interview

The Global Small Business Blog

©iStock/Jacob Wackerhausen No matter where you are located in the world, the pace of the job interview process can feel glacial now, especially compared to the hiring crisis of 2021. Yet as the job market has tightened, companies can now afford to take their time.

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How to Use a Recruitment Automation Platform to Improve Global Hiring

Globalization Partners

Below are five examples of how companies can improve global hiring with recruitment automation technology. Having access to local hiring experts gives companies the edge as far as navigating international job markets, as well as sourcing, interviewing, and hiring more efficiently and successfully.

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How Remote Global Hiring Can Solve Germany’s Tech Talent Shortage

Globalization Partners

The German Chambers of Industry and Commerce has also documented the severity in which certain engineering and data processing sectors are unable to fill over 60 percent of job vacancies. Overall, more tech workers were made redundant than in 2020 and 2021 combined. According to The Challenger Report , the U.S.

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How Technology Can Help South Korea-Based Companies Find the Best Tech Talent

Globalization Partners

In fact, a 2022 Robert Walters Salary Survey revealed that the most sought-after professionals in South Korea are software engineers, machine learning engineers, and product owners — job roles that are crucial for technology transformation and product development.

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Hire Your Dream Team: Strategies to Thrive During Economic Uncertainty

Velocity Global

The Great Resignation Continues Continuing the trend that started in 2021, employees across the world are still leaving their jobs in record numbers. workers are thinking about leaving their jobs in 2023, according to a LinkedIn survey conducted in December 2022. Since November 2020, hiring rates in the U.S. but only 5.7

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Three Things Employees Want Amidst Record-Setting Turnover

Velocity Global

United States employees are leaving their jobs at a record pace. professionals left their jobs in April—up from 1.6% More than half (52%) of North American talent plans to look for a new job in 2021, according to the Achievers Workforce Institute’s most recent Employee Engagement & Retention report. .

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How to Attract Today’s Top Talent: 5 Perks Employees Expect

Globalization Partners

Seventy-two percent of employees would be more satisfied with their jobs if they were offered better perks. The 2021 State of Remote Work report released by Buffer revealed that a staggering 97.6 Global employees value perks that will positively impact their overall wellbeing and long-term happiness.