When the sky is always falling – fighting catastrophic thinking
May 30, 2024 | George Yang | 1 Comment on When the sky is always falling – fighting catastrophic thinking
A flubbed line during a high-profile presentation, a typo on an email to key stakeholders or a boss’s request for a Monday morning meeting with a subject line of “TBD” can all cause stress, fear and worst-case-scenario thinking, also known as catastrophizing. Dr. Tsasha Awong, an instructor at the G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing […]
We do not hire internationally. All our staff live in the communities that we serve, which is an important part of the connectedness in our work in public health. I can see how there might be a need for this in other sectors, especially with the current difficulties in talent acquisition. It’s a global market for everything else, so it makes sense that this will include recruitment.
While not common to all, it is a growing trend. Thanks for your comment, Denise 😁
Global hiring can be a solution for talent shortage by accessing a broader talent pool. It allows organizations to tap into diverse skills and perspectives. However, it also poses challenges like cultural differences and logistics. It should complement, not replace, local talent development efforts.
Right! Global hiring has its pros and cons. You have to make sure it is the right strategy for your company.