ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What will the recruiters and staffing sales professionals of the future need to focus on? How can they adapt to stay relevant? What are the behaviours and attitudes that they can adopt today to set them up for success in tomorrow's market?
All questions we tackle in this fantastic conversation with Julian D'Angelo, co-founder of Talin, an exciting AI native tool to automate on your productivity in full desk recruitment.
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