Which companies offers the best skills Taxonomies for an implementation with SuccessFactors?

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Recruiter Consultant2 years ago

Based on my information, some of the companies that offer the best skills taxonomies for implementation with SuccessFactors are: IBM, Deloitte, and Capgemini.

Talent Acquisition Head in IT Services2 years ago

Many companies, like Mercer, Korn Ferry, and SHL, offer skill taxonomies that work well with SuccessFactors. These organizations provide clear and standardized frameworks for skills, improving how SuccessFactors manages talent and development. Pick a skill framework that matches your company's needs and the requirements of your industry.

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