Recruiting and retaining talent has become difficult. What can you do about it?
The great resignation continues to disrupt businesses, and millions of employees are still quitting their jobs. HR leaders throughout the world are in a frenzy to find solutions to the rampantly increasing talent crunch.
While the average organization acts on quick fixes, only a handful look deeper to find the root causes of upset and disgruntled employees.
Understanding the different forces at play, the concerns of employees who are leaving, and the expectations that they have, is the key factor that HR leaders need to ruminate over.
Without considering employees’ needs in the hiring and retaining policies and processes, organizations will keep having a hard time hiring and retaining top talent.
HR leaders can leverage their people strategies to innovate and excel in these difficult times. Taking a human-centric approach to marrying the needs of employees with the hiring and retaining policies can do all the magic.
This paper focuses on pragmatic strategies that global leaders can use to hire and retain talent in the wake of the great resignation.