Ep 434: Personalization (Part One)
Those of you who have read my book Digital Talent (available wherever you get your books!) will know that I feel very strongly that personalization is the new megatrend in talent acquisition.\n\nOffering personalized recruitment marketing, candidate journies, assessments, feedback, onboarding, and communication will be critical objectives for employers over the next few years. Candidates are demanding it, the technology is here to facilitate it, and the amount of friction that will get removed from recruiting processes will be a win for candidates, recruiters and hiring managers.\n\nTwo weeks ago, the awesome team at Paradox invited me to speak and record some interviews at their client board event in Scottsdale, Arizona. Paradox is a technology that is really driving the progress of personalization. It was really insightful to talk to some of their clients about the need for personalization in their TA processes and the change journies they are taking their recruiters and hiring managers on to make personalization happen.\n\nI'll be sharing these interviews over two episodes of the show. Later in this episode, you'll get to hear from Adam Chen, Chief Marketing & Experience Officer at The Amenity Collective, Rachel O'Connell, VP of HR at Great Wolf Lodge and the return to the show of Victor Gaines SVP of Talent Acquisition at Aveanna Healthcare.\n\nBut first of all, I sat down with the amazing Madeline Laurano, Founder of Aptitude Research, to get her views on the drive towards greater personalization.\n\nThese are some of the topics you'll find discussed in this episode:\n\nHow technology is driving personalization\n\nCreating experiences through conversation\n\nHigh volume recruiting challenges\n\nSignificantly reducing time to hire\n\nChange management\n\nBuilding a consumer grand candidate experience\n\nUsing personas to differentiate the employee value proposition\n\nThe role of technology in personalization\n\nImplementing technology\n\nThe future of talent acquisition\n\nListen to this podcast on Apple Podcasts.