Providing flexibility to employees could be even more beneficial than previously thought. ‍A couple major studies find that employees are more productive when they have flexibility. Specifically, they try harder, think more creatively, and typically stay with an organization longer.‍But the benefits go beyond that. 

AI is rapidly taking root in recruitment. According to our Hiring Humans report, 79.4% of business leaders see AI as a top priority for talent acquisition.These numbers underscore AI’s growing prominence in recruiting. But if not implemented properly, AI can degrade your hiring process, making it more complicated, biased, and inefficient.

Evolving technologies, expectations, and job market conditions have arguably made recruiting more difficult than ever before. For example, the Willo 2024 Trends Report found that 61.7% of employers anticipate salary expectations or competition from other companies as the key challenge they will face hiring and retaining top talent.

The right marketing team has the potential to push your brand into the spotlight. Research from Bain & Company and Google shows that the most mature marketers are 4x as likely to achieve business goals, increase market share, and increase revenue than the least mature marketers. But how do you find and hire these top-performing marketing professionals?

Hiring the right talent is hard enough—doing it at a pace that meets the needs of high-volume organizations is even harder.Challenges like scheduling, workload management, and candidate experience are compounded when you’re hiring at scale, and they can quickly add up to bottlenecks, missed opportunities, and unfulfilled potential.

According to Aptitude Research’s 2020 Talent Acquisition study, 63% of companies reported identifying quality hires as their greatest challenge. And the leading reason? A lack of consistency and objectivity in the evaluation process.