Over 100,000 U.S. jobs were cut in the name of AI efficiency in the first half of this year alone. The returns companies announced when they made those cuts largely have not materialized, and a growing number of organizations are quietly trying to rehire what they let go.

Small business bankers are becoming harder to keep, and their client relationships often move with them when they go. Here is what is driving the market and what it takes for a bank to compete for this talent.

Most qualified professionals aren't actively job searching, especially at the senior and executive level. Job postings and applicant tracking systems mainly reach active job seekers, a smaller and more competitive pool. Here is why passive candidates outperform applicants, and what it actually takes to reach them.

Most companies treating entry-level hiring cuts as a cost-saving decision are not accounting for what those roles were actually building. The junior hire you pass on today is the senior leader you cannot find in 2030. Here is what the data shows and what the organizations getting this right are doing differently.