We explore how you can reduce your Cost Per Hire Without Sacrificing Quality With the average cost-per-hire sitting at around USD 4,700 and executive hires often reaching USD 28,000, recruitment is a significant investment. In specialist industries, agency fees average £21,000, while executive search costs can exceed £40,000. Add to that the average cost of a bad hire costing up to 21% of annual salary, and the risks become clear.
From the rise of remote work to the demand for soft skills and sustainability-driven hiring, 2025 is rewriting the rules of talent acquisition. The team from Operam West Africa, have analysed key shifts in Ghana’s hiring landscape and how local teams can stay ahead.
Hiring the wrong person is more than an inconvenience, it is a costly mistake that can have far-reaching consequences for your business. While most companies are aware of the obvious costs, such as recruitment fees and onboarding time, the true cost of a bad hire is often far greater than it first appears. Read on the discover the Hidden Costs of a Bad Hire
As part of Operam's commitment to Mental Heath Awareness Week, we’ve invited members of our team to share their personal experiences and reflections through a series of blogs this month. These stories are honest, heartfelt, and a powerful reminder that no one has to navigate life’s challenges alone. We hope they bring comfort, connection, and encouragement to anyone who needs it.
The Workforce of the Future – Reimagined for a New Era Written by Kwame Ampong
AI in Recruitment: Game-Changer or Just a Passing Trend? AI is everywhere right now! From the content we consume to the way we shop, work, and even date. So it’s no surprise that recruitment hasn’t been left out of the AI revolution. There’s been a huge increase in the number of AI add-ons available and some of them really do look impressive! Clare has spent a lot of time learning about these new initiatives and wanted to share her thoughts and continue the conversation.
In September 2023, Tullow Oil celebrated the commissioning of 'First Oil' at the Jubilee South East Area. This momentous occasion was honoured by the presence of H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana, alongside key partners Ghana National Petroleum Corporation, Kosmos Energy, PetroSA, and GNPC Explorco. It marked a major advancement for Ghana’s energy sector and underscored the nation’s progress toward energy prosperity. Months of meticulous planning and collaboration culminated in a seamless event, a testament to the hard work and dedication of the Tullow and Operam teams. The ceremonial turning of the valve by the President was not just symbolic of progress but also highlighted the importance of government support in Tullow’s continued success.
