Hiring for Culture Fit: The Talent Management Trend You Can't Afford to Ignore

December 8, 2017

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The trend of hiring for culture fit is becoming more popular as HR practices mature and
become more strategic. More emphasis is being placed on meaningful work over pay,
and employees tend to prefer to work for a company aligned with their values. In this article, learn more about:

some of the key trends driving increased interest around culture fit hiring;
how competencies can help with culture fit hiring;
why leadership plays a vital role in hiring for culture fit;
tools to enhance the benefits of hiring for good culture fit;

And much more. Check it out today!

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