How would you rate the current hiring process at your organization?

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Very good10%

Good55%

Fair26%

Poor5%

Very Poor2%

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CEO in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

What is the criteria that makes very good, good, fair, etc? A little bit more context and the qualifies would be awesome!

Strategic Banking IT advisor in Banking10 months ago

I think the challenge is not recruiting new employees but rather to keep them long enough. Life-long fidelity toward an employer is a thing of the past. Even benefits and pension plans are not resonating hard enough for young people.

And now, with our policy of hybrid work (2 days at the office per week), we've seen the engagement level from the employees going down. We'll soon measure how many people left (and why). Other employers advertise as being (100% pure virtual) and this attracts many people.

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IT Manager in Constructiona month ago

Hello,
the topic is so broad, what are you focused on?