Session Title: Too Few People: How to Develop Strategies to Attract Talent During a Demographic Decline
Speaker: Rob Sentz
Theme: Workforce Planning
0:00 - Introduction
1:08 - What are the current talent market trends?
3:39 - Who needs to be in the discussion of talent strategy?
5:37 - Why is talent strategy a necessity?
7:56 - The key to building a solid talent strategy during a time of talent shortage.
11:39 - How can organizations get ahead of employment branding?
17:10 - What employment incentives are working?
21:31 - Who is in charge of people strategy?
22:53 - Why does talent strategy need to be prioritized?
24:10 - Are more organizations going to offer financial incentives for employment?
28:32 - Conclusion
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