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How To Recruit Globally And Across Cultures
Recruiting globally and across cultures can pose multiple challenges for candidates. It is important to have the knowledge and skills to help these candidates to overcome these challenges. In this Learning Path, you will learn how to: prepare and assess candidates for cultural challenges, use a cultural approach to communication, adapt your feedback, leadership, and persuasion styles, and resolve and prevent conflict.
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Presenters Presented By
Holly Fawcett
SocialTalent Expert
Holly’s extensive experience working with global TA leaders has shaped how the world’s leading enterprises achieve hiring maturity. Her experience in this space is unparalleled, making her one of the most sought-after advisors on talent maturity and transformation in the world.
Nick Johnston
SocialTalent Expert
Nick Johnston is the Vice President of Talent Acquisition for Etihad Airways where he has led change across the talent acquisition lifecycle to develop the candidate experience, quality of applications, and attraction strategy through team development, technology, and assessment tools.
Learning Outcomes
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By the end of the Learning Path you will be able to:
Assess candidates to identify potential cultural differences and prepare candidates on how to handle these challenges.
Use a culturally inclusive approach to communication.
Adjust your feedback, leadership style, and persuasion techniques to prevent conflict.
Missions in this Learning Path
Have you ever made an international hire and it didn’t work out because of cultural reasons? When we recruit internationally, we are impacting the candidates’ professional and personal lives. As recruiters, we need to understand the likelihood of a successful move and ensure that the candidate is informed and making a good decision. In this mission, Nick Johnston will share his integrated model for recruiting across cultures, how to assess and inform through the recruitment lifecycle and real-life case scenarios.
Business are becoming ever more globalised, and working virtually with colleagues and clients from all four corners of the world is now the norm. However, have you ever experienced a misunderstanding with someone from a different culture where you thought you were clear? Or have you made a faux pas without realising it with an important client from a different country and culture? Cultural differences are nuanced but important, and understanding those nuances helps us all to work collaboratively and aligned on the same objectives. In this mission, we'll look at some of the most important research around cracking the culture code and apply it to how we work day to day, and how we recruit for increasingly globalised teams and organisations.
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