Industry Insights Podcast: Disruption in the Automotive Sector

Industry Insights podcast automotive disruption
In the latest episode of our “Industry Insights” podcast series, we dive into the automotive sector and how companies can increase their focus on talent solutions to future-proof their businesses.
July 21, 2022
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Businesses across different sectors are undergoing rapid transformation as they enter a new era in the future of work. Many sectors – including the automotive industry – are facing growing talent scarcity issues and skills shortages. To future-proof their businesses, companies should focus on talent solutions.

In the latest episode of our “Industry Insights” podcast series, which covers key trends in different industries and markets, we discuss how businesses can address challenges and opportunities in the talent space.

We hear from Faris Bećirović, Senior Vice President, Global Industry Lead for Mobility & Automotive at the Adecco Group, who dives into the disruptions impacting the automotive sector, the tremendous transformation the industry is undergoing, and the talent solutions companies must implement to stay competitive. Listen below.

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