January 2000
Intermediate to advanced
105 pages
1h 10m
English
Overview
The Manager's Pocket Guide to Recruiting the Workforce of the Future will show employers faced with a lean, post-downsizing organization in the midst of a tight labor market, how to develop and implement hiring solutions. Employers should no longer recruit for the long term, but to get the job done today, tomorrow, and next week. The key to continued success for companies now is the ability to adapt rapidly to new circumstances. Staffing may have to expand quickly in one skill area, or contract quickly in another, or do both at the same time. Strategies for staffing must therefore be geared to this reality. The best practices outlined in this pocket guide are presented as keys and processes supplemented by worksheets and checklists intended to give your organization the advantage when it comes time to quickly and effectively bring in the talent you need.
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