By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech Rubber ducky watches that don’t tell time clock in TikTok views : NPR It’s not the first time such a product has appeared on the market, but certainly it’s not your everyday fare to find a watch that’s specifically designed NOT to tell time. But, here it is. Meet the...Read More
Early Bird Registration Ends Soon The TAtech Leadership Summit on Technology & the Candidate Experience – a joint program of TAtech and the Talent Board – will be held on September 28 at the Harvard Club in New York City. Seating is limited, and Early Bird Discount Registration Rates end soon! This unique conference offers...Read More
By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech It’s a term that’s gotten a lot of mileage in the past several years. Optimizing the candidate experience is now generally seen as a central component of any successful talent acquisition strategy. Make a candidate feel good about your employer, and the odds go up they’ll consider your open jobs....Read More
Given all the phone calls, emails and texts you get, you’ve probably concluded that there are now a bazillion (or more) solution providers in the talent technology market. They offer a wide range of tools, all designed to help make your sourcing, selection and candidate communications and management more effective. Only a select cohort, however,...Read More
Network with peers. Learn efficiently. TAtech Leadership Summits are the one place where you can:• Connect with other corporate TA thought leaders interested in talent technologyand• Spend only a day out of the office and get an in-depth look at talent tech’s state-of-the-art. These one-day, one topic conferences are designed for VPs of HR and...Read More
By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech It’s alive! How belief in AI sentience is becoming a problem A California-based company called Replika is facing a quandary. Its conversational AI program is so realistic, people are treating their interaction with it as a conversation with another human being. The company sells its bespoke avatars to consumer and...Read More
