"With the explosion of AI in recruiting, as well as the challenges of greeting a new generation of workers and grappling with when, where and how people should work, there is a lot for talent leaders to consider when shaping the hiring and retention landscape," said Jeanne MacDonald, Chief Executive Officer, Recruitment Process Outsourcing, Korn Ferry.
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The data makes it clear: the digital transformation of talent acquisition is happening now, and those who don't embrace it risk falling behind.
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