Aptitude Research has found that less than half of all recruiters – just 48% – are satisfied with their company’s recruitment technology. Given recruiters’ growing reliance on technology, that’s not a trivial problem. What’s causing it? More often than not, it’s an institutional issue. Aptitude Research also found that fewer than one third of employers...Read More
A series of weekly outside-the-box news stories and their implications for recruiting Chess Robot Breaks 7-Year-Old’s Finger During Game – Oddee “Who knew supposedly emotionless machines could be such sore losers.” That’s how a news report began its account of the behavior of an AI-powered chess robot at a recent match. The Moscow Chess Federation...Read More
Whether you operate a job board, work for a recruitment marketing agency or provide a programmatic platform, a conversational AI product or an applicant tracking system, competition is tough and getting tougher. How can you move to the front of the pack? And stay there? Join TAtech. It delivers the benefits that will set you...Read More
Curated Intel from the Talent Tech Industry August 1-8, 2022: • Moving to WFM or working-from-the-metaverse: Survey suggests it’s the next step in WFH; • Employing new leverage in the talent market: Employ acquires talent acquisition suite Lever; • Improving market dynamics: Jobs & quits fall, but demand-supply mismatch still a problem; • Getting ready...Read More
The TAtech Leadership Summit on Technology & the Candidate Experience, cohosted by TAtech and the Talent Board, offers a rare opportunity for you to join other thought leaders in advancing a truly vital talent acquisition topic. The one-day conference minimizes your time away from work and enables you to mix it up with a huge...Read More
By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech Historically, most technologies have been viewed and used as tools. They were seen as handy job aids that helped we humans accomplish some task or function. That perspective was probably accurate, given the limited scope and power of those earlier inventions. Today, however, it’s an anachronism. Modern technologies have much...Read More
