Book a call with an analyst to define focused outcomes, determine the required jobs, and design and implement a customized TA structure. Understand how:
- Redesigning the TA structure is not a simple decision and there is no universal TA structure or formula. Given that there are so many structure choices and factors to evaluate, organizations risk having a structure that is not aligned with the hiring landscape, the organization’s needs, or its strategic objectives.
- Misaligned structures result in negative consequences for the TA function and the organization, such as talent acquisition process inefficiencies, team member burnout, lost productivity, decreased candidate satisfaction, and missed opportunities.
- Stakeholders are often resistant to structural redesigns due to the negative stigma surrounding "restructuring.”
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Critical Insight
- There is no universal Talent Acquisition (TA) structure; creating a customized and adaptable TA structure that aligns with the organization’s goals and supports the talent acquisition strategy will be most effective as internal and external factors continue to shift.
Impact and Result
- Understand the TA process and identify inefficiencies, root causes, and gaps to avoid carrying them into the new structure.
- Adapt the TA structure to the TA landscape and tailor it to the organization’s strategic objectives by preserving strengths, resolving challenge areas, and addressing structural implications.
- Engage stakeholders in the redesign. Use stakeholder feedback to inform design principles, and keep stakeholders involved in the process to ensure buy-in.
- Create a TA structure that supports strategy delivery and focuses on the organization’s future needs to allow for scalability and adaptability, reducing the need for frequent structure redesigns.