Two roles, same level, same salary.
Role 1, nice culture, small team, moderate growth, limited room for promotion, good work life balance
Role 2, challenging culture, 10x size team, rapid growth, good promotion opportunity in future, no work life balance.
What do you pick?
@HungLee Linkedin has limited TA development moreso than any other technology. We largely became an industry of process managers overly reliant on one source. It numbed our problem solving capabilities
@randomrecruiter The argument is to reduce to become faster, closer to decision making and customers etc. reality is a lot of senior leaders are about to drown in operational workload whilst also not having the capacity to manage or lead their teams effectively. Lose lose situation.
@randomrecruiter Even if you do amazing because of forced stack ranking you could still see an exit if in a small team of high performers within a broader org.
This is all to drive "performance" but all it drives is lack of security and added stress. Performance suffers.
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@TimSackett It's because they define it as a pipeline req. Which is often called a pipeline req. Yet people seem this some kind of phishing scam job posting. It's utter scaremongering.
@HungLee TA leaders are pushing the unique selling point that it won't be as good as a person (questionable) but they don't realise it doesn't need to be. Even if it is only average, if it's 10% of your cost then how will you justify the extra expense.
@TimSackett For me these stats often mask the truth. Are 40% of roles advertised non existent, absolutely not, could 40% of companies have advertised pooling reqs for jobs that don't exist yet (and the stat can be skewed for a dramatic headline) absolutely.
Given how many people seem to be having LinkedIn issues today it seems crazy that their status page shows everything as operational.... Unless that status page is also broken
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The single biggest restrictor of investment and growth in TA is the lack of commercial impact. Why has there not been more valid research on the downstream impact of bad candidate experience especially in B2C firms?
@GergelyOrosz Because they know nothing valuable or tangible was produced? Cashing in and out of the hype cycle before the longer term winners survive and come through.
It's fascinating to me how many genAI recruitment platforms are springing up and none of them have anyone from recruitment as a cofounder. All are founded by engineers.... The same engineers that complain about the generic spamming by recruiters and low level of service.