Harvard Business Review suggests that 72% of the millennials hear about companies from their friends, 68% through a job portal, and 45% on campus. And despite that, campus hiring remains one of the most manual, recruiter intensive tasks, and it poses numerous campus hiring challenges from registration to onboarding.
Every organization wants to leverage the power of Big Data today. No surprises there. By extension, data scientists are in great demand.
Remember the simpler times when marketing was all about ATL, BTL, and TTL? These acronyms mean above the line and below the line, through the line respectively. This basically means when you had to do the marketing of the products on big billboards, television, newspaper, and via flyers.
Problem: HBR’s (Harvard Business Review) study of the top 100 IT companies indicates a majority of IT services companies are facing two major challenges:
“Great things in business are never done by one person. They are done by a team of people.” - Steve Jobs
Recruitment means acquiring the best talent for your organization. If you go by the book, you know modern recruiting consists of four stages of recruitment, i.e., Attract, Engage, Retain, Qualify. These levels concern the candidate.
Have you heard about the chain reaction? If you’re thinking…. did she really ask me if I have heard what a chain reaction was? Then yes, I did!
Data Science seems to be in demand lately. The demand for data scientists has been increasing significantly as per the reports from websites like Indeed and Dice.
It's no secret that hard-working employees who are engaged, productive, motivated and efficient are moving any company forward. Employee engagement is a major benefit for a company. Still, no matter how good an employee may be, they are not automatically engaged when they start working for you.
