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Successful recruitment is not just about finding the best talent – it is also about identifying who is most likely to stay. There is clear evidence from companies including Standard Chartered and Norwich Union that hiring people based on a good understanding of their personal strengths and the work they love to do is the key to successful long term recruitment. Sally Bibb, of HR specialists, talentsmoothie, explains…
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