
Kenexa's (NASDAQ: KNXA) Buenos Aires office is the company's first in Latin America.
From I.T. guys to creative design professionals to financial service reps, the talent pool in Buenos Aires is deep and wide. So if you are a growing company looking to hire the best people, streamline processes and control costs at the same time, Argentina’s appeal is undeniable.
Yet most companies lack the know-how or local connections to make this sort of talent acquisition a reality. That’s when recruitment process outsourcing, or RPO, becomes a great alternative, and one industry leader is opening a BA office to give interested employers a link to Argentina.
U.S.-based Kenexa (NASDAQ: KNXA) already has offices in 19 countries, but the Buenos Aires office will be their first in Latin America. Kenexa’s Phil Stewart explained the significance of the annoucement, “By opening a RPO Center of Excellence in a region with a highly educated talent pool, we are enhancing our ability to support our clients in multiple languages. Not only does the Argentina location expand our global footprint, but it also provides a local presence for the many large organizations headquartered in Latin America.”
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