Category: Recruiting Analytics

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Employee Retention- Why recruiters should be focused on this metric

Employers are often tempted to equate “retention rate” with “turnover rate”, yet there is a distinct difference. The retention rate, or stability index, deals specifically with the employees that stay and works in tandem with turnover rates to provide an all-encompassing view of employee movement. Calculating either metric alone only tells part of the story; … Continue reading Employee Retention- Why recruiters should be focused on this metric

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US Quit Rates: They’ve fallen but still historically high

As the year 2021 commenced, expectations that job quitting would decline were high – and it did. Nevertheless, any hope of attaining pre-pandemic levels has since dissipated; Indeed’s recent data shows that job resignations are still higher than many employers desire. Though not as elevated as in late 2020, quit rates remain above prior pandemic … Continue reading US Quit Rates: They’ve fallen but still historically high

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4 Data Trends in Recruiting in 2023

If you’re a recruiting leader, you know that the landscape is constantly changing. And 2023 will be no different. The best way to stay ahead of the game is to have the right data at your emails.

There are four trends that will continue to transform and evolve recruiting in 2023:

☑️ Candidates will continue to be in the driver’s seat
☑️ The talent shortage will get worse before it gets better
☑️ AI and machine learning will become more prevalent
☑️ The search for top talent will intensify

Want to know what the top trends are? Read my thoughts here.👇 Continue reading 4 Data Trends in Recruiting in 2023

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Why you need an HR Analytics Department Now more than EVER

By definition, the HR department is all about supporting people within your organization. But running a human resources department, especially right now, is far from straightforward.  Enter the realm of People Analytics, the specialization that gathers and applies data-driven insights to improve hiring decisions, enhance employees working lives, and implement better processes for managing the … Continue reading Why you need an HR Analytics Department Now more than EVER

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Lions, Tigers and Bears-How the recruiting game has changed in the last year

This year’s economy has continued to be a job-seeker’s market, with nearly 48 million people quitting a job last year and 76 million taking a new one. Although the labor market currently has 11 million openings, according to recent Labor Statistics data, candidates now have the upper hand with roughly 2 open jobs for every … Continue reading Lions, Tigers and Bears-How the recruiting game has changed in the last year

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March Job Numbers: 3 data points to consider as you develop your Talent Strategy

There have been some interesting job data released over the last week indicating the challenging talent market is improving despite signs the economy is heading toward a tumultuous year. Here are three data points to consider as you develop your Talent Strategy for the remaining months of 2022. Continue reading March Job Numbers: 3 data points to consider as you develop your Talent Strategy