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Ramping Up Your Hiring Capabilities

Hiring is the lifeblood of any growing business. The more quickly you can do it, the more quickly you can get to revenues. When you’re ready to scale your hiring, you need to have a process and technologies that enable you to get to the best talent quickly.

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Direct Sourcing

On-Demand Webinar: Direct Sourcing Demystified

Sixty percent of organizations state that developing a direct source strategy for talent is their top contingent workforce priority over the next two years (the #1 strategy in a recent SIA survey). However, less than half of these organizations have started their direct source journey, primarily because the topic can seem confusing and daunting. Join TalentWave’s Patrick Youngs, VP Business Solutions and Erika Diaz, VP Strategic Account Management as they explain Direct Sourcing best practices and how to find and engage quality talent, across the globe, in this digital world. In this webinar, we will simplify and de-mystify direct sourcing, providing all you need to build an effective strategy for your organization.

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Contracting Made Simple

Your Definitive Guide to the Contract Recruiting Business  Transform Your Business into a Top-Tier Talent Supplier  Unlock the secrets of successful contract recruiting with People2.0’s in-depth

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