Talent Acquisition Strategy in hot Vancouver market
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consultingThis particular challenge focuses on helping Wenco develop a strategy to recruit talent in a hot Vancouver market.
We are currently facing an enormous challenge in the area of recruitment. Recruiting technology professionals in Vancouver (and the entire lower mainland area) has proven to be extremely difficult as more and more companies are targeting the same candidates. We are looking for creative ways to attract new employees. We would like suggestions on improving our postings, methods of recruitment and benefits within the organization (including education on what the norms are) in order to recruit top talent.
To help us deliver our goal to recruit top talent, students are expected to:
- Research our current recruitment strategy, and highlight areas for improvement
- Compare Wenco's overall benefits, programs and processes to benchmark technology companies in the area (including outside companies such as Amazon and Microsoft who have established local offices)
- Create a plan to help Wenco recruit top talent in a hot market
About the company
Wenco International Mining Systems Limited (Wenco), is a major provider of data technology to the global mining industry. Since its inception in 1987, the company has acquired over 30 years of experience in developing fleet management systems and mining software technology. Wenco was acquired by Hitachi Construction Machinery in 2009. Headquartered in the Vancouver area suburb of Richmond, British Columbia, Wenco operates offices on five continents and over 150 installations worldwide, helping mining customers raise productivity, decrease operating costs, extend the running life of mining equipment, improve mine safety, and increase the efficacy of decision making. Wenco has entered a period of rapid growth, but with that growth comes a number of major strategic challenges surround all aspects of its business. The company would like your support in addressing those challenges.