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New iCIMS Research Uncovers C-Suite Misalignment on the Strategic Value . . . New iCIMS Research Uncovers C-Suite Misalignment on the Strategic Value of Talent Acquisition iCIMS 2025 State of the CHRO Report shows less than one third of CIOs view TA as a growth catalyst, despite 88% HR leaders driving strategic change within their organizations the new report explores the top priorities and challenges keeping HR
Disagreements over talent acquisition are hurting the CHRO-CIO relationship In iCIMS’ report last year, 90% of HR leaders anticipated talent acquisition roles shifting to becoming strategic talent advisors Today, 88% say they are “actively driving strategic change within their organizations ” Yet there’s a disconnect from how the rest of the organization values TA
C-suite split on HR’s strategic role despite talent acquisition . . . 45 Less than one-third of chief information officers view talent acquisition as a growth catalyst, even as 88 per cent of HR leaders say they lead strategic change within their organizations, according to new research from iCIMS The talent acquisition software company’s second annual State of the CHRO Report reveals a significant disconnect between HR executives and their IT counterparts
iCIMS Insights January 2025 Workforce Report - hrtechcube. com Talent Acquisition; iCIMS Insights January 2025 Workforce Report With the rise of return to office and economic uncertainty looming, these priorities are not entirely surprising For Gen Z, these factors are even more critical, rising to 43% and 18%, respectively strategic talent acquisition; talent acquisition and recruitment;
The Unsung Hero of Talent Acquisition: Why iCIMS System Administrators . . . This strategic impact becomes particularly valuable as talent acquisition grows more complex and competitive Organizations with well-administered systems can: Move faster than competitors; Make better decisions with reliable data; Provide superior experiences for internal users and external candidates; Conclusion: Recognizing the Foundation of