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College Dropout: Why We Need To Rethink College Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

A 2015 College Board survey, in fact, revealed about 3 in 4 fully employed recent college graduates report that job security and stability were among their most significant drivers when looking for a job. All Falls Down: The College Recruiting Disconnect. School Spirit: Why College Recruiting Is Broken.

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9 Need-to-Know Recruitment News Stories – 21st September 2015

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LinkedIn have just released their 2015 Talent Trends report , compiling responses from more than 1,600 professionals in the U.S. Candidate care is a major factor: 83% of global talent say a negative interview experience can change their mind about a role or a company they once liked. What Do the Latest U.S. Hiring Trends Mean For You.

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3 Difficult Diversity Lessons From Yelp, Airbnb, and Deloitte

Linkedin Talent Blog

One potential factor is that women might use different words in interviews (for example, they may be more likely to say ‘we’ than ‘I,’ diluting credit for their accomplishments). Targeted college recruitment programs can be hugely successful. By 2016, 43% of Airbnb’s workforce were non-white, up from 37% in 2015.

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Recruiting Sales Leaders and 9 More of the Biggest Challenges Startups are Facing

Linkedin Talent Blog

Engineering executive, which was the hardest roles to fill in both 2015 and 2016 , came a close second, with 24.4% Related: 12 Interview Questions to Ask Every Sales Candidate. Companies are also putting more effort into employer branding and more effective interview processes. ahead of schedule. But, 34.5% are falling behind.

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Building A National Recruiting Association: Why It’s Time To Fix What’s Broken.

Recruiting Daily

Unlike the UConn Huskies, who Auriemma coached to yet another NCAA Women’s Basketball championship in 2015 (his tenth), recruiting doesn’t have a good thing going, nor is it getting any better, either. Building A National Recruiting Association. Then, you start to make panic moves.” – Geno Auriemma.

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5 Proven Tactics Every Company Can Use to Get More Women in the C-suite

Linkedin Talent Blog

A number of companies have now implemented a version of the National Football League’s Rooney Rule, which requires any team hiring a head coach to interview at least one minority candidate. In 2015, Intel announced it was aiming to increase the number of women and minority employees by at least 14% by 2020. Intel saw immediate results.