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SHIFT BLOG SERIES: LESSONS IN EMPLOYER BRAND FROM DELTA’S CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

exaqueo

when they filed bankruptcy in 2005, citing rising fuel costs and tough competition from lower-cost carriers as the catalysts. Here are four ways Delta shifted to put the customer in the forefront, and how you can apply their approach to your candidate experience to elevate your employer brand. Is it a two-way conversation?

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Cognitive Ability Test for Employers: Assessment to Hire the Best

The Hire Talent

As a hiring manager, there’s nothing more deflating than finding the “perfect” candidate amid a sea of resumes, only to learn that their mental skills are a little on the Spongebob side. Sadly, it happens far too often, especially when employers lack the means to test cognitive ability. Charlie was born on March 12, 2005.

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Why Women Aren’t Applying to Your Jobs

Glassdoor for Employers

Fostering a culture of gender diversity isn’t just good for women, though–it’s good for men, and it’s good for business. Just like women, men also value work-life balance , which is something that companies prioritizing gender diversity are more likely to be aware of. Gender-diverse teams are better able to serve diverse clientele.

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3 Examples of Great Organizational Culture You Can Learn From

Indeed

Southwest Airlines hires service-minded, fun-loving individuals. Managers are encouraged to hire for attitude and train for skill. We’re not going to hire a pilot who has a great attitude but can’t fly a plane! Hire for cultural fits. “I believe we will always be a great place to work, in part, because of this ownership.

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3 Examples of Great Organizational Culture You Can Learn From

Indeed

Southwest Airlines hires service-minded, fun-loving individuals. Managers are encouraged to hire for attitude and train for skill. We’re not going to hire a pilot who has a great attitude but can’t fly a plane! Hire for cultural fits. “I believe we will always be a great place to work, in part, because of this ownership.

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Talent Recruitment Trends in 2022

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Employer Branding. With proper talent being hard to find but also candidates becoming pickier as standards continue to grow, employers are left with the task of also seeming likable to candidates, not just vice versa. Improving brand image is just as important as improving personal image. Diversity and Inclusion.

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Glenn Gutmacher Interview

WizardSourcer

Like other early trainers Bret Hollander and Shally Steckerl, I started a popular monthly e-newsletter with sourcing tips — with paying sponsors, no less — that ran until I joined Microsoft full-time in 2005. One of the companies I trained in 2001 ended up hiring me full-time in 2003 as their first sourcer.