Journal of Advanced Research in Strategic Human Capital Development and Talent Acquisition
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Advanced Research Publicationsen-USJournal of Advanced Research in Strategic Human Capital Development and Talent AcquisitionFrom Attraction to Retention: An Integrative Review of Human Capital Development and Talent Acquisition Strategies
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<p>In a hyper-competitive global economy, organizations increasingly recognize human capital as a<br>source of sustained competitive advantage. This integrative review explores the continuum from<br>talent attraction to retention through the lens of human capital development. It synthesizes<br>theoretical foundations, empirical evidence, and emerging practices on talent acquisition,<br>onboarding, learning and development, performance management, leadership succession,<br>diversity, inclusion, analytics, and employee well-being. Findings underscore that strategic<br>integration of attraction and retention fosters stronger engagement, capability growth, and<br>organizational resilience. The paper concludes with managerial implications and future research<br>directions.</p>Deepak S Kumar
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2026-03-122026-03-121269From Recruitment to Retention: Integrative Insights on Strategic Human Capital Management
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<p>Human capital is a strategic asset that drives organizational performance, innovation, and<br>sustainable competitive advantage. Effective management of human capital requires an<br>integrated approach encompassing talent acquisition, development, performance management,<br>employee engagement, and performance management. This review synthesizes contemporary<br>research and best practices across the employee lifecycle, highlighting emerging trends such as<br>AI-enabled recruitment, remote work, continuous learning, and diversity, equity, and inclusion<br>(DEI). It also examines challenges in human capital analytics, workforce planning, and<br>organizational alignment. By integrating evidence-based strategies, organizations can optimize<br>workforce capabilities, improve employee experience, and achieve long-term strategic<br>objectives.</p>Suraj NambiarMuktha Chand
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2026-03-122026-03-12121014Emerging Trends and Best Practices in Talent Acquisition and Human Capital Development
https://www.thejournalshouse.com/index.php/JoARSHCDTA/article/view/1942
<p>The contemporary business landscape is increasingly influenced by rapid technological<br>innovation, changing workforce demographics, and evolving employee expectations. In<br>response, organizations are adopting strategic approaches to talent acquisition and human capital<br>development to maintain competitive advantage. This review synthesizes empirical and<br>theoretical studies on emerging trends and best practices in human capital management,<br>including skills-based hiring, artificial intelligence (AI) in recruitment, human capital analytics,<br>diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), remote and hybrid work models, and continuous learning<br>initiatives. The paper also explores challenges, ethical considerations, and implications for<br>practitioners, policymakers, and future research.</p>Neena Sondhi
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2026-03-122026-03-121215Strategic Human Capital Development and Talent Acquisition: A Comprehensive Review of Practices, Challenges, and Trends
https://www.thejournalshouse.com/index.php/JoARSHCDTA/article/view/1943
<p>Human capital is a central driver of organizational performance, innovation, and competitive<br>advantage. Strategic human capital development and talent acquisition encompass practices that<br>ensure organizations attract, retain, and develop employees effectively. This review synthesizes<br>contemporary literature on talent acquisition strategies, recruitment and selection, onboarding,<br>talent management, leadership development, performance management, learning and<br>development, diversity, equity, and inclusion, employee engagement, workforce planning, and<br>human capital analytics. Emerging trends, challenges, and best practices are examined,<br>highlighting implications for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers. The findings emphasize<br>the need for integrated, evidence-based strategies to enhance organizational outcomes and<br>workforce sustainability.</p>Kishalay Adhikari
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2026-03-122026-03-12122329Reimagining Talent Acquisition and Workforce Development: Insights from a Review of Strategic Human Capital Practices
https://www.thejournalshouse.com/index.php/JoARSHCDTA/article/view/1944
<p>The evolving global workforce demands organizations to fundamentally rethink traditional<br>approaches to talent acquisition and workforce development. Rapid technological advancements,<br>demographic shifts, and the widespread adoption of hybrid and remote work models have<br>disrupted conventional paradigms of managing human capital. In this dynamic environment,<br>organizations must integrate digital transformation, people analytics, diversity and inclusion,<br>and continuous learning into their strategic talent frameworks to remain competitive and<br>resilient. The convergence of these elements has redefined how firms attract, develop, engage,<br>and retain their workforce, emphasizing agility, adaptability, and purpose-driven employment.<br>This review synthesizes theoretical and empirical research published between 2020 and 2025,<br>offering a holistic perspective on strategic human capital practices that drive sustainable<br>organizational performance. Drawing upon foundational theories such as Human Capital Theory,<br>the Resource-Based View, and the Dynamic Capabilities framework, the paper explores how<br>talent acquisition and workforce development can be integrated into a cohesive strategy aligned<br>with long-term business objectives. It examines emerging practices, including the use of artificial<br>intelligence in recruitment, predictive analytics for workforce planning, personalized learning<br>ecosystems, and skill-based organizational design.<br>The review further identifies critical challenges that hinder effective implementation—ranging<br>from technological disruption and skill shortages to ethical considerations in AI-driven hiring<br>and inequities in talent mobility. Through a synthesis of global research and case evidence, this<br>study provides actionable insights for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to align</p> <p>workforce strategies with digital-era imperatives. Ultimately, it argues that the organizations<br>most likely to thrive in the future will be those that view human capital not merely as a resource<br>to manage, but as a strategic capability to continuously develop, empower, and transform.</p>Pooja Kalbalia
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