You won’t improve your retention or recruiting if you don’t know what works and what fails. That’s why you need to keep data on them.
And if you aren’t thinking about recruiting and retention strategies now, you need to be. Otherwise, the great resignation will hit your company, and others will snatch up your best people. Don’t let that happen to you.
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