By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech The conventional wisdom is pretty clear, if more a patchwork than a single theme. The biggest threat to successful recruitment in the modern era is the changing world of work or the changing preferences and goals of working men and women or the changing dynamics of modern capitalism. It’s a...Read More
The Future Is Now With TA Tech Go to most HR conferences and you’ll quickly sense the prominent role that HR tech plays in modern talent acquisition. It’s not an inappropriate position, of course – HR tech products for compensation and benefits administration, human capital management, HRIS, and learning and development are definitely important and...Read More
A series of weekly outside-the-box news stories and the lessons they hold for recruiters by TAtech CEO Peter Weddle Who Should Drive an Electric Vehicle? Ashley Nunes, the Labor & Worklife Program fellow at Harvard Law School, will be doing the Opening Keynote at the TAtech Leadership Summit on Recruitment Marketing, coming up in Boston...Read More
TAtech’s weekly roundup of TA technology talent on the move. Congratulations all and best wishes for continued success! Bill Fanning to Entrepreneur in Residence at High Alpha Innovation Don Carino promoted to Lead National Account Manager-Healthcare at Indeed Duston Adona to Director Marketplace Operations at JobGet Greg Deleneuville to Executive Vice President, Global Operations at...Read More
By Peter Weddle, CEO TAtech To some, of course, that title will seem sacrilegious. They will read it as a critique of HR technology in modern business enterprises. It’s not that at all, however. Rather, it’s a recognition of two realities that are now throwing both employers’ operations and their plans into disarray. First, they...Read More
A series of weekly outside-the-box news stories and their implications for recruiting by TAtech CEO Peter Weddle Scientists Are Bringing Back An Extinct Animal (msn.com) Move over Universal Pictures. Just like in the movies, Colossal Biosciences, which calls itself a “de-extinction” company, has announced plans to use gene editing technology to bring the Tasmanian tiger...Read More
