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RT BCG: More than 2/3 of #digital experts—the human building blocks of digital transformation—are willing to relocate for work, making for a talent pool that can be expansive or elusive, depending on the country in question. #DecodingTalent …
As digital tech disrupts business and the workplace, talent may become a scarce resource. If talent becomes a scarce resource, employers must know how to attract and retain top talent, and what kinds of talent can be re-trained in-house. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2Kn7skC
In our recent survey, 57% of respondents say they are willing to work remotely for an employer not physically present in their home country. Why? Remote international work lets people pursue job opportunities without uprooting their lives. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/38esFLC
Why are fewer people interested in moving abroad? Increased nationalistic policies and COVID-19. The US has fallen second as a top work destination behind Canada, due to better pandemic management, social systems, and more open cultures.#DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3edVXhu
RT BCG: More than 2/3 of #digital experts—the human building blocks of digital transformation—are willing to relocate for work, making for a talent pool that can be expansive or elusive, depending on the country in question. #DecodingTalent …
Mobility and open borders can allow highly skilled talent to flow freely, which is crucial for the development of economies in the long run. In order to achieve this flow, coutries should follow these three steps: #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2KmTbb8
Our Managing Director, Mike Booker, talks about the talent mobility and job preferences around the world. Fifty-seven percent of people would work abroad, according to the survey conducted by The Network and @BCG [1/3] #DecodingTalent
In our most recent survey on people’s willingness to move to another country for work, 50% of respondents said the idea appealed to them, dropping from two thirds in 2014. Why? COVID-19, restrictive immigration policies, and social unrest. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/30eqsvd
Regardless of skill or expertise areas, the US is the top destination worldwide for those willing to relocate for work; the country is even more popular among #digital experts. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2w1zcpu
Take your global recruitment process to the next level. The insight from Decoding Global Talent report takes the guesswork out of recruiting in foreign countries, enabling better results with fewer resources. #DecodingTalent #Recruitment #HR
In order to run a successful workforce during this time of rapid change, corporate leaders and economic policymakers should be taking a closer look at where people want to work, what they want in a job, and where to find needed skills. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2Kh1p4z
In our study on global workforce trends, we found that fewer people are interested in leaving their country for a foreign work assignment. To gain the workforce they need, businesses and governments must understand new attitudes and adjust. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v0GqHN
How have global workforce trends changed during the pandemic? Canada is now the number-one work destination for many types of people, including those with master's or PhD degrees, digital training or expertise, and those younger than 30. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v6CSDZ
Our recent study on global workforce trends has found that a country's pandemic management affected its ranking as a work destination. Strong pandemic management boosted Japan and South Korea to number six and twelve spots, respectively. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3kPpHm7
#BigThreeConsulting #BCG BCG: RT The_Network: The top workplace satisfaction factors in 2018, factors which also ranked high in 2014, all have to do with the culture, relationships, and work-life balance of the respondent’s workplace. #DecodingTalent …
#BigThreeConsulting #BCG BCG: As the workforce continues to evolve, so too does employee expectations. The top ranked workplace satisfaction factors in our recent study all have to do with people’s feelings about what they do every day. #DecodingTalent …
#BigThreeConsulting #BCG BCG: A recent survey regarding labor trends and work preferences can give key insights into how companies to attract and keep top talent while undergoing rapid changes in the global workforce. #DecodingTalent …
RT @BCG "A recent survey regarding labor trends and work preferences can give key insights into how companies to attract and keep top talent while undergoing rapid changes in the global workforce. #DecodingTalent https://t.co/uTiikr9ZaW" ow.ly/Tcsh30kFSk2
Mike Booker, Managing Director of @The_Network, explains recent findings on the future of the workforce: where people want to work, what they want in a job, and where to find needed skills. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2nRgAo8
#France remains one of the top destinations in the world for work but faces challenges created by a strong economy that is increasing labor demand: ow.ly/SoJW30lovEP #DecodingTalent
I just reviewed Decoding Talent by Eric Sydell; Mike Hudy; Michael Ashley. #DecodingTalent #NetGalley netgalley.com/book/245195/re…
Decoding Talent by @ModernHire leaders @ESydell and Mike Hudy with Michael Ashley reveals how scientifically based hiring can benefit both your company and the candidates for hire. On sale TODAY! amazon.com/Decoding-Talen… #PubDay #DecodingTalent
From the team @ModernHire, #DecodingTalent is an "insightful guide" to AI and human resources from experts in the field says @ALA_Booklist. Coming this March from @FastCoPress @FastCompany. booklistonline.com/Decoding-Talen…
Die Schweiz ist das neuntbeliebteste Land weltweit bei digitalen Talenten. Hier alle Ergebnisse der Global Talent Study: ter.li/av1sxk #decodingtalent #digitalswitzerland #Digitalisierung
La Suisse occupe la 9e place du classement des pays les plus attractifs pour les talents du numérique. Ici tous les résultats de l’étude Global Talent Study: ter.li/cpr3hk #decodingtalent #digitalswitzerland #numerisation
Funcionários têm obtido sucesso com modelos de trabalho flexíveis. Cerca de 9 a cada 10 esperam poder trabalhar em casa pelo menos parte do tempo após a crise - e a tendência é sólida em todos os setores: on.bcg.com/3eG6emp #BCGinBrazil #GestaodeTalentos #DecodingTalent
Unser CEO in der @tagesschau über die globale #DecodingTalent Studie: "In den nächsten zehn Jahren werden fünf Millionen Menschen aus dem Arbeitsmarkt ausscheiden. Das wird erstmals eine Trendumkehr, die aber für viele auch eine Riesenchance ist" tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/tec…
Wie hat Corona weltweit die Präferenz für bestimmte Arbeitsmodelle beeinflusst? Jetzt im brandneuen 2. Report des #GlobalTalentSurvey von @The_Network und @BCG nachlesen! Hier geht´s zum kostenlosen Report: lnkd.in/en9RTGr #DecodingTalent #Studie #Arbeitsmarkt
Wo möchten Arbeitnehmende bevorzugt arbeiten? Das erfahren Sie im ersten Report des #GlobalTalentSurvey von @BCG_Germany & @The_Network zur globalen Mobilitätsbereitschaft von Arbeitnehmenden in 190 Ländern. Jetzt kostenlos downloaden: stepstone.de/wissen/global-… #DecodingTalent
Our recent study on global workforce trends has found that a country's pandemic management affected its ranking as a work destination. Strong pandemic management boosted Japan and South Korea to number six and twelve spots, respectively. #DecodingTalent …
Our recent study on global workforce trends has found that a country's pandemic management affected its ranking as a work destination. Strong pandemic management boosted Japan and South Korea to number six and twelve spots, respectively. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3kPpHm7
How have global workforce trends changed during the pandemic? Canada is now the number-one work destination for many types of people, including those with master's or PhD degrees, digital training or expertise, and those younger than 30. #DecodingTalent …
How have global workforce trends changed during the pandemic? Canada is now the number-one work destination for many types of people, including those with master's or PhD degrees, digital training or expertise, and those younger than 30. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v6CSDZ
In our recent survey, 57% of respondents say they are willing to work remotely for an employer not physically present in their home country. Why? Remote international work lets people pursue job opportunities without uprooting their lives. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/38esFLC
Why are fewer people interested in moving abroad? Increased nationalistic policies and COVID-19. The US has fallen second as a top work destination behind Canada, due to better pandemic management, social systems, and more open cultures.#DecodingTalent …
Why are fewer people interested in moving abroad? Increased nationalistic policies and COVID-19. The US has fallen second as a top work destination behind Canada, due to better pandemic management, social systems, and more open cultures.#DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3edVXhu
Join us on Friday when we will examine our research on decoding global talent and discuss how the #data can drive strategic, informed #recruitment decisions in this new working world.🌍 #DecodingTalent bit.ly/3qKxwuJ
In our study on global workforce trends, we found that fewer people are interested in leaving their country for a foreign work assignment. To gain the workforce they need, businesses and governments must understand new attitudes and adjust. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v0GqHN
In our most recent survey on people’s willingness to move to another country for work, 50% of respondents said the idea appealed to them, dropping from two thirds in 2014. Why? COVID-19, restrictive immigration policies, and social unrest. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/30eqsvd
Employees from the UK were the most open to moving to Ireland in 2020. #DecodingTalent joe.ie/news/ireland-d…
As the workforce continues to evolve, so too does employee expectations. The top ranked workplace satisfaction factors in our recent study all have to do with people’s feelings about what they do every day. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2K5QqeM
As employers wrestle with the challenges of #AI, automation, and the resulting talent imbalances, they need to take a closer look at what people want in a job, and where they want to work. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2IpA0Zd
In our recent survey, 57% of respondents say they are willing to work remotely for an employer not physically present in their home country. Why? Remote international work lets people pursue job opportunities without uprooting their lives. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/38esFLC
Why are fewer people interested in moving abroad? Increased nationalistic policies and COVID-19. The US has fallen second as a top work destination behind Canada, due to better pandemic management, social systems, and more open cultures.#DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3edVXhu
Regardless of skill or expertise areas, the US is the top destination worldwide for those willing to relocate for work; the country is even more popular among #digital experts. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2w1zcpu
Mobility and open borders can allow highly skilled talent to flow freely, which is crucial for the development of economies in the long run. In order to achieve this flow, coutries should follow these three steps: #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2KmTbb8
In order to run a successful workforce during this time of rapid change, corporate leaders and economic policymakers should be taking a closer look at where people want to work, what they want in a job, and where to find needed skills. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2Kh1p4z
The top workplace satisfaction factors in 2018, factors which also ranked high in 2014, all have to do with the culture, relationships, and work-life balance of the respondent’s workplace. #DecodingTalent ow.ly/mV2v30kF0Ic
In our study on global workforce trends, we found that fewer people are interested in leaving their country for a foreign work assignment. To gain the workforce they need, businesses and governments must understand new attitudes and adjust. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v0GqHN
How have global workforce trends changed during the pandemic? Canada is now the number-one work destination for many types of people, including those with master's or PhD degrees, digital training or expertise, and those younger than 30. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3v6CSDZ
Our recent study on global workforce trends has found that a country's pandemic management affected its ranking as a work destination. Strong pandemic management boosted Japan and South Korea to number six and twelve spots, respectively. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/3kPpHm7
More than 2/3 of #digital experts—the human building blocks of digital transformation—are willing to relocate for work, making for a talent pool that can be expansive or elusive, depending on the country in question. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2Q6FLjL
In our recent survey on job preferences and mobility, the US ranked first as a global work destination w/ #Germany replacing the #UK in the number-two spot. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2KneCZH
A recent survey regarding labor trends and work preferences can give key insights into how companies to attract and keep top talent while undergoing rapid changes in the global workforce. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2IrAZI7
RT BCG: More than 2/3 of #digital experts—the human building blocks of digital transformation—are willing to relocate for work, making for a talent pool that can be expansive or elusive, depending on the country in question. #DecodingTalent …
In order to compete for #digital talent, companies need to assess the impact #AI, robotics, & automation will have on their current workforce, formulate a strategy to upskill current employees, & understand what attracts digital experts. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2Qf1C8O
For individuals, the best advice is not to bet everything on one skill, but to retrain and learn new skills. 68% of the Global Talent Survey respondents say they are willing to do some retraining today, even without any immediate job risk. ow.ly/6S5C30l4ssG #decodingtalent
Decoding Talent by @ModernHire leaders @ESydell and Mike Hudy with Michael Ashley reveals how scientifically based hiring can benefit both your company and the candidates for hire. On sale TODAY! amazon.com/Decoding-Talen… #PubDay #DecodingTalent
RT BCG: More than 2/3 of #digital experts—the human building blocks of digital transformation—are willing to relocate for work, making for a talent pool that can be expansive or elusive, depending on the country in question. #DecodingTalent …
The US ranked first as a global work destination w/ #Germany replacing the #UK in the number-two spot. #DecodingTalent on.bcg.com/2KneCZH #talent #hiring #StartUp #Founders
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