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Why The Best Candidates Care About Company Culture

Recruiting.com

If the company culture doesn’t enable them to excel and accomplish their long-term goals, they will look elsewhere. By understanding what kind of company culture these top performers most prefer, you can learn which elements of your culture are most critical to emphasize and promote. Growth Opportunities.

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Josef Kadlec Interview Spotlight

WizardSourcer

I had the opportunity to interview Josef Kadlec. It was kind of TheMuse.com website of 2007. One variable is definitely how scattered the European market is – a lot of bigger and smaller countries where each of them has its own language, laws and culture. Without a doubt he is a wizard at the craft of talent sourcing!

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Recruiting: How to Prevent Bad Hires

NPA Worldwide

The firm is a longtime NPAworldwide member, having joined in 2007. Sometimes the person who was so impressive during interviews turns out to be a bad hire — and often this happens with no warning signs whatsoever. DO: Create a Standard Recruiting and Interviewing Process. Many interviewers are not prepared for the interview.

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Gen Z Recruiting Trends: How to Effectively Engage and Hire the Next Generation of Workers

Recruiting Daily

As younger children, many watched their parents and older siblings experience one financial setback after another while struggling through The Great Recession in 2007, then record-high unemployment rates in 2020. of candidates prefer scheduling an interview via text over email or a phone call. And who can blame them?

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50 recruitment stats HR pros must know in 2017

Devskiller

80% of people would take one job over another based on personal relationships formed during the interview process. Interviews (47%) and online research (36%) are most important in forming opinion of a prospective job. 60% of recruiters believe culture fit is of highest importance when making a decision whether to hire or not.

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5 Things We Learned at RallyFwd to Reinvent Recruiting

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Research by IRI on the 2007-2009 recession showed that the organizations that grew post-recession were the ones who took bold steps to build their brands and invest in the future. The chatbot was able to screen out over 400 candidates, while also screening in and scheduling 18 phone interviews for recruiters.

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3 Tips for Attracting Talent During Record Low Unemployment

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Lean on Company Culture Initiatives. More interviews, opportunities, and offers are coming in, and the days of panic about the job market are a thing of the past. Well, there’s one main attribute today’s job applicants are looking for in an employer: a positive company culture. The job search has become flexible for applicants.

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