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The results of McGregor Boyall’s May 2020 survey of over a thousand hirers reveals that lockdown-driven changes in interviewing and onboarding (practices) appear destined to outlive the lockdown itself.
The survey invited respondents to compare previous, current and future approaches to virtual/remote interviewing and onboarding. The headline conclusion from the survey’s results is that constraints imposed by lockdown are being embraced as trailblazing the future. There appears to be no question of a return to pre-lockdown practices with a few tweaks. Instead, past practices are set to be abandoned with enthusiasm.
Take remote/virtual interviewing. Prior to lockdown 45% of respondents used it “frequently” or “sometimes” as part of their selection processes. 86% of the same respondents intend to do so in the future. Significant but perhaps not radical. But more dramatic is a growth in the intention to use remote interviewing exclusively. Pre-lockdown, only 14% did so “frequently” or “sometimes”. The number intending to do so post-lockdown is 63%! To put that in another way, 58% told us that they “never” used remote interviewing exclusively before the lockdown. The number who will “never” do so in the future is now only 12%.
And what is true for virtual interviewing is also the case for onboarding. What is striking about the results is not that present lockdown procedures are radically different from pre-lockdown ones. It is not surprising that right now for 38% of respondents, their entire onboarding process is remote. What’s more interesting is that pre-lockdown, only 24% of respondents told us that they conducted their entire onboarding process “frequently” or “sometimes”. The post-lockdown number has increased to 53%. And the “never” number has come down from 59% to 12%.
Overall, we were struck by the realism of respondents. The message coming through is that post-lockdown practices will lose some of the non-optional constraints of lockdown – but that the genie will never go back into the bottle.
To view the full results from our 2020 survey click here.
Laurie Boyall is McGregor Boyall’s Founder and Group CEO. We are a well-established recruitment consultancy with offices in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dubai and Singapore. We specialise in contract, interim and permanent positions in Technology, Change, Risk, Finance, Compliance, Legal, Marketing and HR. For more information visit our website – www.mcgregor-boyall.com
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Equestrian breeches, comfort, and tradition
Equestrian breeches are extraordinary horse riding trousers. Because they don't have seams on the inner section of the leg, namely in the area where the rider’s leg meets the saddle, they give convenience and mobility of actions. Such a way of stitching helps to protect your skin layer from chafing, permits the rider to correctly seat the horse and experience for an extended time without unfavorable outcomes. Breeches might be firmer or puffed around the thighs and legs, like cavalry breeches.
At the moment, the most famous are firmer types of breeches, on the other hand, there is still a considerable group individuals preferring the cavalry design, for example saloons or jodhpurs, having straight or a little bit extending legs. The last type became famous in the 19th century Britain owing to Jodhpur maharajah taking part in polo in such pants.
The things that make breeches distinctive?
Breeches are characterized by high waistline and grip - short or long. A grip is an additional reinforcement along with a covering of suede, leather or silicon that goes to the knees or down the entire leg. This ensures significantly better adhesiveness in the seat, on the other hand, the model of the breeches will depend on the rider’s tastes.
Full grip breeches have got this extra strengthening on the inside of the pants on the entire length of the place that the rider’s body meets the seat - on the buttocks to calves. This particular type is especially loved by dressage riders, who love to ride at a trot or canter. Due to reduced slippage and fantastic adhesiveness, they make it easier to remain in the seat.
Knee grip breeches have the strengthening on the inner section of the knees. This design is especially well-liked by jumping riders because it guarantees freedom of movements even at the price of a reduced grasp. It is effective at a trot and canter in half-seat.
Materials for breeches
In order for breeches to get as heavy duty as they can, they should be created from high-quality materials. Fabric is decided for a given season, it is therefore appropriately breathable, isolating, quick-dry, and simple to clear. The material must be slightly elastic and maintain its shape even after lots of laundries.
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