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Talent Acquisition 2014: A Look Back and Ahead

Brandon Hall

These companies are implementing programs and technology solutions that will connect the dots between employer branding, sourcing, screening, assessments, hiring and onboarding. Onboarding requires companies to balance both the tactical with the strategic elements of the new hire experience.

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The 3 A’s for Recruiting More Diverse Talent

Visier - Talent Acquisition

Take the time to assess all of your data so you can see the full picture, and get a better sense of where your organizations’ blind spots are—they’re likely not where you expect. Step 1: Ask. It takes data to truly understand where your TA funnel’s strengths and weaknesses are when it comes to diversity.

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20+ best recruitment blogs to follow

Devskiller

Harver is a pre-hiring and pre-employment assessment software. . Not only do they deliver blog content on a regular basis, but they also provide their audience with white papers, e-books, and podcasts on HR and recruitment. . DevSkiller is a developer screening and interview platform. DevSkiller.

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Your Guide to Hiring Million Dollar Talent

The Hire Talent

Candidate Assessment with insightful tools that help make screening fast and easy for you to determine who will become your absolute rockstar employees. Then build a candidate profile that outlines who your ideal candidate is and put together a candidate scorecard to measure and assess potential matches effectively.

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Getting It Out Of Your System: The Basics of Staffing Software Selection

Recruiting Daily

Too many firms, however, are still wasting time faxing onboarding documents frantically before the scheduled new hire orientation, or tracking down time cards. Recruiters already know making an offer without a reference check and background screen is just bad business – and generally leads to bad decisions, too. .

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Hiring from the Ground Up

marenated

Resources: You can do this with revamped job ads, phone or video screens, a cultural FAQ page and with a primer for all interviewers. When appropriately placed in the interview process (meaning you’ve done the phone or video screen, reviewed the resume, had the in-person and are this close to an offer) this does a couple of things.

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Hiring from the Ground Up

marenated

Resources: You can do this with revamped job ads, phone or video screens, a cultural FAQ page and with a primer for all interviewers. When appropriately placed in the interview process (meaning you’ve done the phone or video screen, reviewed the resume, had the in-person and are this close to an offer) this does a couple of things.

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