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Identifying the hindrances to performing effective talent acquisition within the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics field is an important topic for technical hiring managers. Top candidates have multiple options during highly competitive market conditions requiring managers to look for unique solutions which diverge from competition. Prior to this study there has been very little research considering national laboratory research and development challenges from a technical hiring manager’s talent acquisition perspective. Utilizing a unique combination of national laboratory multi-organization survey, pilot study, Human Resource (HR) tracking data and trust based business strategy to enhance partnering this research finds hiring managers can leverage out of the box techniques to improve internal processes while developing industry support to target highly qualified individuals. This methodology could be utilized by technical hiring managers across federal national laboratory enterprise to effectively capture next generation staff and leadership talent who align with their organization professionally as well as social culture.
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Title
- Talent Acquisition in Scientific and Engineering Disciplines: A Case Study of National Laboratory
Contributors
- Bane, Scott C. (Author)
- Sullivan, Kenneth (Thesis advisor)
- Hurtado, Kristen (Committee member)
- Standage, Richard (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2023
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- Partial requirement for: M.S., Arizona State University, 2023
- Field of study: Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering