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Helios HR Blog

Timely blog posts by HR and Recruiting consultants responding to every day questions, hot topics and compliance-related news as it relates to attracting, engaging and retaining talent.

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Talent Acquisition | GovCon

By: Matt Walker
March 29th, 2023

Government contractors depend heavily on their talent acquisition team. TA plays a vital part in the entire lifecycle of a government contract, from the initial Request For Proposal to maintaining active contracts.

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Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
March 22nd, 2023

Success is all about having the right processes. Companies need the right procurement process for buying equipment, the right sales process for converting customers, and the right customer service process for building lasting relationships.

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Talent Acquisition

By: Monica Schaus
March 14th, 2023

When you need to add to your current team, an HR outsourcing service can help you find the right people. But you'll find that companies often offer a number of different approaches to talent acquisition, including things like Recruitment Process Outsourcing (RPO) and contingent recruitment.

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Talent Acquisition

By: Ber Leary
March 8th, 2023

Finding talented people is always a challenge, and it’s harder still when you need elite-level talent. That’s why most companies look for outside when they’re recruiting for a vital role, such as highly skilled professional or a new board member.

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Talent Acquisition | Recruitment outsourcing | GovCon

By: Matt Walker
February 16th, 2023

Talent acquisition is a crucial function of any company that works on government contracts. Your ability to fulfill the contract depends on having the right people with the right skills (and, in some cases, the right security clearance.)

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Total Rewards | Talent Acquisition

By: Paul Davis
February 1st, 2023

People often use terms like "employer's market" and "candidate's market" to describe how hard or difficult it is to recruit. But for some people, it is always a candidate's market. These are people qualified for hot jobs: positions where employer demand is greater than the supply of available talent.