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Taiwan faces a 480,000 workforce gap by 2030, driving companies to adopt more flexible, people-centric approaches.
Taiwan anticipates a workforce gap of 480,000 by 2030, with 71% of employers already facing difficulties filling critical roles, particularly for mid-to-senior level positions.
Professionals prioritize flexible working, competitive bonuses, and extended holidays.
Companies are shifting to a people-centric approach, emphasizing career development and workplace flexibility.
Traditional career ladders are evolving to career lattices, promoting lateral moves and skills-based growth.
AI adoption in recruitment is increasing, though it must be used alongside human decision-making to ensure fairness.
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Taiwán se enfrenta a una brecha laboral de 480.000 para 2030, lo que impulsa a las empresas a adoptar enfoques más flexibles y centrados en las personas.