EPISODE · Jun 9, 2026 · 33 MIN
TALKING TALENT - The Future of Work: AI, Remote Working & The Human Factor | IHR Live Manchester
from RecTalk Podcast - Explore Recruitment Insights · host Nitin Sharma, founder of rectools.io
Is remote work dying? Is AI making content better or worse? And what do candidates, employers and recruiters need to do to adapt?Recorded live at IHR Live Manchester, Nitin Sharma and Sean Kennedy sit down with Michelle Coulson and Victoria Dawe to discuss some of the biggest workplace trends shaping recruitment, talent acquisition and employer branding today.From the growing push to bring employees back into the office to the rise of AI-generated content, this episode explores what happens when technology, culture and human behaviour collide.🎙️ In this episode:✅ Why companies are forcing staff back into the office✅ The truth about remote working and productivity✅ Why trust is at the heart of the return-to-office debate✅ How candidates can stay competitive in a shrinking remote job market✅ Whether AI is helping or hurting content creation✅ Why authenticity still matters in marketing and employer branding✅ How businesses can create content people actually connect with✅ What the future of work could look like over the next decadeFeaturing:🎤 Michelle Coulson – Remote hiring specialist🎤 Victoria Dawe – Content strategist and photojournalistWhether you're a recruiter, TA leader, founder, marketer or business owner, this conversation offers practical insights into the changing world of work and the skills that will matter most moving forward.🎧 Subscribe for weekly conversations with recruitment leaders, founders, marketers and innovators.#futureofwork #aiinrecruitment #remotework #employerbranding #recruitment #talentacquisition #leadership #contentmarketing #hiring #RecTalk
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