Talent Acquisition through a business lens.
Ideas for CEOs, CHROs, HR Leaders, Talent Acquisition Leaders, and Recruiters who want hiring to support strategy—not distract from it.
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When Talent Acquisition Has Not Earned a Seat at the Table
The executive team should understand the gap. What access, capability, credibility, or business knowledge is missing—and what will it take to close it?
What Time-to-Fill Is Really Telling You
A recruiting metric can lose credibility when the underlying requisition data, hiring demand, or business ownership is wrong. Fix the system before debating the number.
Turnover Is Not Always a Recruiting Problem
Compensation, manager capability, selection, onboarding, attendance policies, scheduling, expectations, and employee experience can all sit behind a turnover number.
The Best Recruiters Know Why the Job Exists
Purpose changes how recruiters source, assess, communicate, and advise. Understanding the business is what turns recruiting from transactions into partnership.
Stop Making Recruiters Compete Inside the Same Company
Internal recruiting teams perform better when capacity, specialization, expertise, and collaboration are designed around business demand rather than internal competition.
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