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7 Ways to Build a Strong Employer Brand as a New Company — or an Old One in a New Place

Linkedin Talent Blog

Your employer brand is your company’s reputation with employees and candidates. In a competitive job market, a strong employer brand can entice a top candidate to accept your offer and a bad one can cause a valued employee to leave — and seek opportunities elsewhere.

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What to Expect as Gen Z Enters the Workplace

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

They also need regular feedback; according to an EY survey of 1,400 Gen Z individuals, 63% of them prefer receiving timely, constructive feedback throughout the year. Consider implementing assessments that will help you identify each team member’s strengths and weaknesses so they can be factored in when delegating responsibilities.

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10 Ways to Make Remote Hiring a Cake Walk!

Recruit CRM

Don't Miss Out on Social Recruiting Whether you're searching for candidates locally, nationally, or globally, you have the advantage of a larger pool of candidates when you hire remotely. A study by Aberdeen Group revealed that 73% of millennial job seekers found their last job on social media.

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Assessing Company Culture - How to Know If You and a Company Are a Cultural Fit?

PowerToFly

?? Get 3 top tips for assessing a company’s culture from a recruiter at Procore ! When applying for a job, it’s important to assess company culture. When assessing company culture, the first tip is to understand your own priorities. The third place to research would be social media handles.

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Why the Candidate Experience Matters in Recruitment: A Guide for Small to Mid-Sized Employers

Contract Recruiter

Additionally, it is important to structure interviews in a way that ensures a fair and thorough assessment of candidates. Providing Feedback and Follow-Up Providing constructive feedback to candidates is an essential part of creating a positive candidate experience.

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Strategic recruitment, the value of your recruitment team

Pragna Technologies

It’s tough to assess how well an individual can fit into the day-to-day activities of a company. Develop a Clear Employer Brand. Employer brand is what is going to set you aside from other companies and show candidates why they want to work for you. Use Social Media. Explore Niche Job Boards.

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Why You Can’t Afford To Settle for a Slow Recruitment Process

Vervoe

It can impact your employer brand. A bad candidate experience caused by a slow hiring process can negatively affect your brand reputation. Unfortunately, in the age of social media and transparent platforms like Glassdoor and Indeed, a negative candidate experience can reach a broad audience.