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As the new year approaches, experts sound off on the tips and trends you need to know to rule 2019.

Job posts with salaries and other specifications about benefits receive a 75 percent boost in applications vs. those that lack them. Are you paying attention?

You've heard of a sales pipeline. How about a recruiting pipeline? It will reduce your labor market risk.

Help that valued employee being lured by another opportunity think through what they are leaving behind.

Delivering bad news doesn't require being a mean person.

At least you can avoid manually sifting 1,000 applications.

Recent data reveal where companies still have room for improvement in making their policies and processes known and effective.

Finding the best talent to help your business is often as challenging as the problem you are trying to solve.

Your data can work a lot harder to help recruit, engage and retain top talent.

You aren't the only one looking to hire good people.

Frida Polli, the CEO and co-founder of pymetrics, uses technology to take bias out of the recruiting process.

Start offering more money and better benefits.

Checkr's co-founder and CEO makes the case for why businesses and society are better off when background checks are streamlined with technology.

Embrace these counterintuitive tips and build the foundational team that will equip your team for future success.

Showcase what your company has to offer when it comes to a creative career, and build a culture that values original employee contributions. Otherwise, your in-house creative team will be a short-lived experiment.

Professional sports search the world for stars. We are hit-or-miss about every other sort of talent.

Technology and data can help make work productive, fulfilling, supportive and inclusive when proclaiming company values only goes so far.

'We want more than 70 percent of your time doing work that you really enjoy,' the company's VP of HR says.

Instead of looking for jobs, let jobs come to you.

With unemployment at a 16-year low, competition for the best employees is fierce.