Now that the ‘new normal’ has become the norm, how do you attract the best talent? A year ago, flexible working was seen as an easy carrot to offer – now that’s no longer a differentiator. How else can your business attract top talent? By offering greater autonomy, making them feel appreciated, and creating a supportive, positive team environment.

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Is it time to land your dream job, or maybe change career paths? Searching for a new job can be a daunting task, but not if you plan and take the necessary steps to achieve your goals. Staying organised, setting and meeting your search goals, and going the extra mile, will put you on the road to a new job before you know it. 

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To ensure your recruitment process remains competitive in the modern business environment, a robust diversity strategy and stringent methodology is essential. Without a strong direction and framework in place, achieving meaningful workforce diversity and inclusion will remain a goal. 

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Are you taking yourself out of the running for a position even before you start? You have all the skills the job posting says you need, the qualifications, and good experience. You are feeling confident. But not so fast!  Your ‘soft skills’ can make or break your ability to get to the top of the candidate list, or even on the list in the first place. 

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Ask anyone involved in hiring and they will say it is time consuming and stressful. It can also be challenging controlling costs while ensuring the right people are hired. Now, more and more companies are embracing a flexible hiring option called “Unbundled Recruitment”. Its attraction lies in the ability to cost-effectively choose only the recruitment support they require, and none they don’t. 

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Your talent has left the building. Around the world many employees have been forced to work remotely. And now, surveys are showing that a majority are embracing the flexibility experience. It has clearly left an impression. Why do workers value this flexibility?

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