• Madeline Laurano - State of HR Tech & Tying Recruitment to Retention

  • Jan 4 2024
  • Length: 38 mins
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Madeline Laurano - State of HR Tech & Tying Recruitment to Retention

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  • This discussion between Jake Paul and Madeline Laurano covers various aspects of talent acquisition, recruitment, and retention in the evolving landscape of HR technology. They delve into the challenges faced by talent acquisition teams, the importance of aligning recruitment with retention strategies, the misunderstood concept of talent intelligence, and the findings of Madeline's recent research on recruitment and retention. 

    The conversation touches on the perception of HR teams, the struggle to position talent acquisition as a strategic partner, and the increasing focus on quality of hire as a top priority. They also explore the complex landscape of products claiming to enhance quality of hire and emphasize the need for due diligence in selecting solutions. This episode provides insights into the current state of talent acquisition and the key trends shaping the industry.

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    Host: Jake Paul, https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacobgpaul/
    Website: https://www.timetohire.xyz/
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