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How to Craft a Job Description Gen Z Will Actually Read

Indeed

So just when you’ve mastered writing a job description to attract millennials, it’s time to learn a new skill: writing a job description that Generation Z will actually read — and then, hopefully, take the next step and apply to the job. The iPhone launched in 2007, when the oldest Gen Zers were just 10 years old.

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Why Successful Job Posts Start With Content

Recruitics

Unfortunately, regardless of what you spend generating greater traffic, if your job descriptions are poorly written then you’re not going to see the conversions you’re hoping for. After all, at the end of the day successful job posts start with content, not budgets. This is where conversions are made.

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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. Executive recruiting has a clear goal in mind: hire the best person to fill a job opening. DON’T: Use the Same Job Description You’ve Used Before. He shares some tips below to help avoid bad hires. Don’t do this. DON’T: Skip Reference Checking.

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Best Place to Work MediaMath Listens to Employees

Glassdoor for Employers

Peter Drucker said that “culture eats strategy for breakfast” but there’s an interesting chicken/egg situation on that point when it comes to MediaMath. We see having a positive culture as a strategic commitment, and a source of competitive advantage, something that we work to reinforce every day. Reach for the stars.

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3 Tips for Attracting Talent During Record Low Unemployment

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Lean on Company Culture Initiatives. The job search has become flexible for applicants. 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.

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How to Future-Proof Your Recruitment Marketing Strategy and Attract Top Talent

Hireology

is facing a strong economy as it is now, or a recession as was the case from 2007 through 2009, employees are any organization’s greatest source of competitive advantage. question for job seekers. Whether the U.S. Your employees are ultimately responsible for driving your productivity, profitability and customer experience.

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Outlook: Hybrid Working in the United States

Manatal

companies this year are using social media sites to attract new workers, up from 78% in 2007. The best job candidates are scouring social media to get a sense of your organization’s culture before deciding if it’s a fit for them. One survey revealed that over 90% of U.S. Organizations in the U.S. Key Statistics.