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Housing access: The invisible barrier in talent recruitment

Housing access: The invisible barrier in talent recruitment

In the industrial sector, access to housing has become a critical yet often underestimated factor in talent acquisition.

As consultants specializing in the industrial sector, we frequently encounter what is commonly referred to as the "last mile": attracting qualified talent is just the first step. The real challenge arises when these professionals face barriers like high living costs, especially in cities or regions where our clients operate. This challenge is particularly evident in areas with soaring rental prices, which limit mobility and hinder the recruitment of valuable profiles in key sectors.

 

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AI as a model for making human resources more efficient

AI and technological autonomy: The engine transforming talent management

At Servitalent, we understand that talent management is the heart of any competitive organization. We help companies find and develop the right people, but we also recognize that to do this effectively, we need innovative tools that allow us to be fast, precise, and adaptable. This belief led us to a key strategic decision: to embrace technological autonomy to optimize our talent processes.

 

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Attracting Spanish talent returning from Germany

Spanish talent in Germany wants to return: Are you ready to attract it?

The German job market, which once attracted numerous Spanish professionals, is now facing a significant decline. According to the Ifo Institute, the German employment barometer has hit its lowest level since 2020, marked by hiring freezes and layoffs in key sectors. This scenario presents a strategic opportunity for industrial companies in Spain looking to strengthen their teams with skilled and experienced talent.

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EAG criterias and companies

Sustainable leadership: The influence of ESG criteria on executive selection

Sustainability and social responsibility are no longer just trends; they have become fundamental pillars of corporate strategy. ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria are transforming the way organizations select their leaders, driving a shift toward more ethical leadership aligned with corporate values. In this article, we explore how ESG principles are impacting executive selection and how companies can leverage these criteria to their advantage.

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Interim manager as a key component for the executive team's adaptation to change

Opportunities and challenges for businesses in 2025: How to adapt your executive capacity?

The recent report from the Regional Observatory of BBVA Research has shed light on the economic outlook that Spain's autonomous communities will face in 2025. With an upward revision of the GDP, Spain is on track for solid growth, although not without challenges. In this context, companies must be prepared to seize growth opportunities and adapt to the new economic realities of each region.

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Executive job offers

Executive job offers: How to attract top candidates in the industry

In the industrial sector, selecting the right talent for leadership roles is critical to ensuring long-term competitiveness and success. Crafting an outstanding job offer is the first step toward attracting top candidates. Below are practical tips to create a compelling executive job posting that stands out, grabs the attention of the most qualified professionals, and ensures the right candidates aspire to join your team.

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Interim Manaer the key of sucess for family bussiness

The challenge of succession in family businesses: Why Interim Management is the key

According to the latest report by the Family Business Institute, 67% of family businesses lack a defined succession plan, a concerning figure that jeopardizes the continuity of these organizations, which are a cornerstone of Spain's business landscape. Even more alarming is the fact that only 33% of family businesses make it to the second generation, and a mere 13% survive to the third.

Often, the lack of succession planning is not solely due to technical or financial challenges but also to family dynamics that hinder decision-making. While generational transitions are inevitable, they are often postponed, opening the door to internal conflicts and threatening long-term viability.

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