Dr. Emmanuel Little
Director of Training, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Director of Training, Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
“Healthcare shortage” has become a catch-all diagnosis. When a role stays open, the default explanation is often that there are not enough qualified people. Sometimes that is true. But national supply is only one part of the hiring equation.
I have spent a lot of time lately talking with recruiting leaders about a labor market that looks healthier on paper than it often feels in practice. The conversation usually starts the same way. Layoffs are low. Companies are holding on to people. There is still hiring activity. From a
A requisition opens. Finance approves the salary range. Recruiting estimates the cost per hire. The search begins. That sequence makes hiring look cleaner than it is.
Before you begin a search, ask yourself this question: “ When a keyword matches a profile, where on that profile did it match? “ On most platforms you will never know. Does "Kubernetes" live in a job the candidate left in 2016? Or in a skills list they padded, or