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How to Get a Job Quickly: 20 Tips to Get Hired Fast | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

This article with advice on how to get a job quickly was originally published in January 2017. Research employer brands online, read employee reviews and discuss culture fit in phone screens to be sure that both the positions and the companies you consider fit your work values and needs. Write tailored cover letters.

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How Generative AI Has the Potential to Change Hiring

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Putting together resumes and cover letters is arguably one of the most tedious tasks involved in the job application process—especially when done well. The staple resume-and-cover-letter paradigm may not be a great model in a world where both applicant and recruiter can cheaply and easily employ AI to write and review those materials.

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How To Conduct And Review Pre-Employment Tests

RecruitLoop

Resumes, cover letters, and interviews are all good ways to learn about job candidates, but you can only tell so much about a potential employee without seeing them in action. In this article, we’ll explain how to conduct and review pre-employment […].

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7 Reasons You’re Not Getting Hired and How to Overcome Them

Professional Alternatives

This article explores seven common reasons for job rejection and offers solutions to enhance the candidate’s search. Suggest using resume review services or professional resume writers to improve their chances of getting noticed. At Professional Alternatives, we understand the challenges in recruiting top-notch candidates.

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Candidate-facing chatbots: a more human digital touch

Workable

Sending emails in a vacuum with resumes and cover letters attached often feels like an exercise in futility. Two of the frustrated job-seekers profiled in her article worked in tech and were aware of the general threat that AI posed to their jobs. In many cases, it feels like technology is the problem.

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Cover Letters: Why They’re Useful and How to Read Between the Lines

AkkenCloud

While there has been healthy debate as to whether or not cover letters are expected, they are still arguably a key piece of applying for a job since they allow applicants to introduce themselves and their accomplishments. A 2016 CareerBuilder survey found that only about 29 percent of employers require a cover letter.

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Crucial Resume Red Flags Every Hiring Manager Should Look For

Professional Alternatives

In this article, I will highlight seven crucial resume red flags that every hiring manager should look for during candidate screening. The first step in the screening process is to review resumes and cover letters. This initial review can help you identify candidates who may be a good fit for the position.

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