Talent Management

Gather best practices and insights on how to effectively manage the entire employee lifecycle, from finding and acquiring the right talent to performance management to learning and career development to compensation planning to analytics.

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Underused Talent Management Features: Jobseeker Certifications

Posted by Judy Fort on August 20, 2018

Jobs Recruiting Applicant Tracking Interviewing Skills

We are going to explore some of the features that Deltek Talent Management offers in the Recruiting module, but that we have found are under-utilized.

Using Onboarding to Set the Stage for a Positive New Hire Experience

Posted by Judy Fort on March 22, 2017

Applicant Tracking Onboarding Talent Management Jobs

Why does the new hire experience matter? If you are asking yourself this, think back to the last time you started at a company and how it set your exp...

Social Recruiting: Looking Beyond the Resume

Posted by Brittany Eppich on March 8, 2017

Employee Referral HR Technology Jobs Recruiting Social Media

Let us put away the myths and the misconceptions around Social Recruiting - that partaking in Social Recruiting will attract and add to the amount of unqualified applicants already in the recruiter’s inbox. If anything, Social Recruiting helps attract more qualified applicants and it helps single out the best talent. How, you ask? Let’s simply start by looking over some key stats to begin our appreciation and love for Social Recruiting:

Tracking Hiring Milestones and Recruiting KPIs - Part 2

Posted by Kristen Monsey on January 19, 2017

Human Resources Jobs Recruiting Retention Applicant Tracking Competencies Employee Performance Management

In last week’s blog post on Part 1 about KPI's, we covered five crucial recruiting metrics that will help take your HR team to the next level. I...

Tracking Hiring Milestones and Recruiting KPIs- Part 1

Posted by Kristen Monsey on January 11, 2017

Applicant Tracking Career Path Employee Engagement Employee Performance Management Human Resources Jobs Interviewing Performance Reviews Recruiting Retention Talent Management

Knowing what to measure and when to measure it helps define your HR team as a crucial addition to the company’s success. Gone are the days...

You got a guy? I got a gift card... Tips for leveraging an employee referral program

Posted by Vincent Fabello on September 14, 2016

Applicant Tracking Jobs Onboarding Recruiting Career Path Employee Referral

There are a number of benefits to hiring an employee referral. Including a higher quality of hire, faster application to hire time, lower cost per hire, and a new team member that will work well with your current employees. But often a new, impromptu, or not often used employee referral program can fall through the cracks. Making sure that the employee, their referral, and their appreciation don’t fall through the crack is a combination of preparation and automation.

Remote Employees and a Successful Hiring Process

Posted by Heba Asaad on September 8, 2016

Applicant Tracking Employee Engagement Human Resources Interviewing Jobs Skills Trends

In today’s business world companies are hiring different types of employees. Some employees are located onsite, however, others are remote. Several studies have indicated that hiring remote employees is becoming more frequent and that many companies started to grow their remote workforce years ago, while others are testing the waters now. So how do we hire the right remote candidates?

Attracting and Building Relationships with External Applicants

Posted by Judy Fort on July 20, 2016

Applicant Tracking HR Technology Human Resources Interviewing Jobs Talent Management

While looking at your current employees and their referrals is a strong way to fill open positions, many times external applicants are going to make up a large percentage of your applicant pool. So how can you best attract these applicants to your company, and once there, how can you make sure to build a relationship those applicants? And what is the downside if you don’t get this right?