by Paul DeBettignies | at Minnebar 19
Last year, I did this session for the first time anywhere and was surprised to have a full room. All I had was a bunch of slides with bullet points and thoughts.
This year, a legit session with an actual deck.
I appreciate that hiring is slower or on hold for many of us. This is all the more reason to have this conversation so that when hiring picks up again, you and your team are prepared.
One big update from last year is the introduction of AI in the process, both in the use of technology and the likelihood that your talent acquisition team will be smaller than it used to be. You and your team will likely be tasked with picking up a bunch of this work.
Who should attend:
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*If you don’t or can’t attend, do this one thing in the following weeks: conduct your own recruiting fire drill (audit) from application through onboarding to ensure the best candidate and new team member experience possible.
Paul DeBettignies is the Founder of Launch Hiring and is better known as “Minnesota Headhunter.” Recognized as a Talent Leader, for 25+ years Paul has sat at the intersection of talent advisory and talent strategy building software, tech, product and digital teams with startups and tech companies throughout the country with a focus on Minnesota and the Midwest while creating recruiting strategies for Fortune 500 clients.
He is a regional and national writer speaker, trainer, subject matter expert and trusted media source on recruiter, HR, career, job search, networking and social media topics.
Born and raised in Minneapolis, Paul despises bios and does not take himself as serious as this all sounds. He loves sunsets, fishing, gardening and still believes that one day the Gophers will go to the Rose Bowl.
Stay in contact with him by clicking: LinkedIn | @MNHeadhunter | Minnesota Headhunter Blog
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