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TalentPro’s Human Resources blog is a knowledge portal where we discuss the latest and best practices related to the Human Resources Industry. The portal educates the reader in various areas of interest such as Payroll, Compliances, Staffing, Human Resource Management Services (HRMS), Recruiting, etc.

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180 vs. 360-degree recruitment: Which model best fits your hiring needs?

  The competition in hiring the appropriate talent is a critical issue for business development and success. However, many organizations continue to fail to create a consistent recruitment process. Recruitment models such as 180 and 360 have unique benefits tailored to different business needs. What is 180 recruitment? The 180-recruitment model targets a specific stage of the recruitment process, namely candidate delivery. The approach highlights sourcing, screening, and presenting qualified candidates…

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boolean search recruitment

Full-cycle recruitment, or 360-degree recruitment, involves the entire hiring process, from sourcing candidates to onboarding. The recruitment industry is grappling with a persistent talent storage. Finding the talent people and retaining them for the long term has become a significant challenge. Traditional recruitment practices, often intuition based and reactive, have contributed to this problem. These methods frequently lead to hiring mismatches and unconscious biases. To address these issues,360-degree recruitment or…

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Full cycle 360 degree recruitment

Full-cycle recruitment, or 360-degree recruitment, involves the entire hiring process, from sourcing candidates to onboarding. The recruitment industry is grappling with a persistent talent storage. Finding the talent people and retaining them for the long term has become a significant challenge. Traditional recruitment practices, often intuition based and reactive, have contributed to this problem. These methods frequently lead to hiring mismatches and unconscious biases. To address these issues,360-degree recruitment or…

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Contingent staffing

Contingent staffing refers to the practice of hiring temporary workers or contract employees on an as-needed basis, rather than employing them full-time as permanent workers. Contingent workers and contractors are essentially the same; both are brought in to fulfil specific roles or complete projects for a predetermined period, without the long-term commitment of traditional employment. In the modern workplace, contingent labour has gained importance due to its flexibility and cost-effectiveness. This…

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Accrued Payroll: Components and Calculations

Accrued payroll (also known as payroll accrual) refers to the total amount of salaries, wages, and other compensation that employees have earned during a pay period but have not yet been paid.   Accrued payroll is a major accounting concept that enables a company to properly account for the obligation it has incurred with its employees. This ensures the correct accounting of employee’s wages and benefits within the incurred period, even if…

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Avoid Overstaffing: Embrace the flexibility of Temporary staffing services

Overstaffing is one of the most significant causes of unnecessary costs and reduced efficiency, especially when business demand is fluctuating. Temporary staffing solutions are ideal for balancing the workforce to meet the needs of businesses without long-term commitments. Here’s how temporary staffing services can help: Cost efficiency: Pay only for the work you need, avoiding the expenses associated with permanent hires. Flexibility in demand: Adjust your workforce size in peak seasons or…

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180 vs. 360-degree recruitment: Which model best fits your hiring needs?

  The competition in hiring the appropriate talent is a critical issue for business development and success. However, many organizations continue to fail to create a consistent recruitment process. Recruitment models such as 180 and 360 have unique benefits tailored to different business needs. What is 180 recruitment? The 180-recruitment model targets a specific stage of the recruitment process, namely candidate delivery. The approach highlights sourcing, screening, and presenting qualified candidates to hiring managers. Specializing in talent acquisition means 180 recruiters gain knowledge about specific industries or roles, thereby ensuring efficient and targeted recruitment efforts. Receiving job specifications from other 360 consultants or inbound work.  Identifying and shortlisting potential candidates Overseeing…

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