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For the last ten years the Recruitment Process Outsourcing industry has been surging. Probably double digit growth every year, maybe with the exception of 2008/2009. Depending one which analyst you listen to the market size is anywhere from $2 to $7 billion and growing. But sometimes I think it is growing in spite of itself. Has [...]
I published a blog post over at InsideTMT regarding the acquisition of The Right Thing by ADP. While most analysts have lauded this as a great move and puts ADP in a leading position in the RPO market, it will be no walk in the park. Click through to read more.
Over the last two weeks I wrote about the origins of the RPO industry and the people who drove the early evolution. Enough with the history, let’s talk about where this is all going. While the RPO industry has been growing, the corporate recruiting functions have also been steadily improving. Within the last year during [...]
Last week I wrote about the origins of the RPO industry and how the $600 million BP/Exult HRO deal in 1999 really fueled the initial growth. Today’s post will be about the early evolution. It takes visionary business leaders to make an industry, and there are 7 people who shaped RPO around the globe. They [...]
When RPO emerged as an industry there was a lot of speculation that it would never take. It would be short lived. “Nobody is going to outsource such a strategic function.” More than 10 years later it is going strong. Having just completed a stint at Futurestep, a leading global RPO provider, I am often [...]
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