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Never waste a good opportunity
With so much uncertainty surrounding Covid-19 it is natural for companies to go into damage control mode and halt all hiring until the pandemic ends. But economic hardships can create windows of opportunity where exceptional talent is available for a limited period of time.
Thinking beyond survival
In times of crisis which can reshape companies, industries and economies (think of the global financial crisis), business leaders who look beyond survival to opportunities the crisis might create, will be in a stronger position to fully benefit from an economic recovery. Instead of waiting it out, take advantage of an employer’s market and begin staffing for the future.
Seize the opportunity
Hiring the right talent is the most important thing you will ever do. In these unprecedented times, executives working remotely have more time to look at opportunities and be open to offers as a result of changing circumstances.
We all know that a company’s most valuable asset is its people and a downturn can provide that rare opportunity to find exceptional talent and avoid a bidding war.
A focus on the future
Halting hiring does not prevent attrition - the best talent will always be in demand. Diving headfirst into proactive mode, driving continuous improvement and planning for the future will attract that top tier talent and be a distinct advantage in the years ahead.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Chamberlain Career Management .
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