
Talent recruitment and retention: How the cost-of-living is influencing candidates
This insights article looks at whether candidates are expecting more from employers due to rising economic costs and what employers can do to solve this issue
This insights article looks at whether candidates are expecting more from employers due to rising economic costs and what employers can do to solve this issue
Paul Dennett
Jul 03, 2023 · 8 mins read
Jade Brar-Haase
Apr 19, 2023 · 8 mins read
This blog looks at the impact of investment into the renewables industry in the US and the skills required by employers here
While it’s clear that Firmware Engineers require a vast array of technical know-how, softer skills are often overlooked. This blog looks at some of the most important soft skills for engineers to develop in order to boost their career success.
In a candidate-led market, ensuring your recruitment journey is fully optimised has never been more important. This blog explores why firms must ensure they are providing fast, smooth recruitment journeys to the applicants they work with if they are to avoid missing out on key talent.
In this blog, Technical Talent by Murray we discuss why firmware specialists have never been more highly sought after. This issue is probably most acutely felt within the US where a large number of employers are battling over a relatively small pool of talent.
As we’ve expanded both our global services and the sectors we operate in, we’ve redefined the Murray brand with four new dedicated Murray practices designed to ensure our clients and candidates have continued access to the expert knowledge and resource teams they need.
We explore renewable technology growth, Government investment plans and what it means for skills
Within this blog, we discuss the importance of disclosing salary brackets to avoid losing out on top talent.
Potential candidates now have the bargaining power and have a refreshed set of expectations with regards to elements they consider to be ‘deal breakers’ such as flexible working and salary. So, what can you do to attract the very best engineering candidates and gain a competitive edge?