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Contexte et analyse

Cette tendance "HR candidates increasingly apply based on skills over credentials" a été détectée dans la catégorie RH & Recrutement avec un score de 100/100. Cette tendance connaît une croissance explosive et attire beaucoup d'attention actuellement.

Entités liées

https://www.personneltoday.com/hr/hr-jobseekers-more-likely-to-choose-roles-based-on-skills/https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/insight/ai-skills-reshape-hiring-in-noida-as-demand-outpaces-forecasts/gm-GM83622192?gemSnapshotKey=GM83622192-snapshot-6&uxmode=rubyhttps://www.peoplematters.in/article/ai-and-emerging-tech/ai-is-shortening-the-shelf-life-of-skills-and-degrees-aptech-chro-50129https://hrexecutive.com/the-hiring-speed-divide-which-roles-move-fastest/

Extraits des sources

](https://www.personneltoday.com/ "Personnel Today home page") by 5 Jun 2026 by 5 Jun 2026 With hiring decisions under scrutiny, HR jobseekers are highlighting their skills Shutterstock **More than two-thirds (68%) of candidates for a role in HR would be likely to apply for a role based on their skills – 10 percentage points above the national average.** According to Michael Page’s latest Talent Trends report, the shift towards a skills-first landscape in recruitment is more pronounced in HR...

— personneltoday.com

Ce que disent les sources

  • "More than two-thirds of HR jobseekers say they'd apply for roles based on skills, about ten percentage points above the national average."

  • "AI spreads faster: A recent study shows AI now influences 93% of occupations, with nearly 30% seeing major changes in work processes."

  • "Degrees still matter, but they are no longer enough. As AI reshapes jobs, industries and career paths, employability is increasingly being measured through..."

  • "Monster analyzed the 30 highest-volume non-health-care occupations, ranking them by fill times and fill-rate performance."

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