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Prioritizing Candidate Experience in the Interview and Hiring Process

Recruiting Blogs

It stands to reason that recruitment and selecting new hires who will join your team is one of the most important business-building activities that you can invest in. A key area in recruitment is the candidate experience you create. Remember — recruitment is a two-way street.

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5 Recruitment Marketing Projects to Tackle This Summer

Rally Recruitment Marketing

While the pandemic’s impact on the labor market is disheartening (to say the least), we can try to make the best of a bad situation by tackling some high-value Recruitment Marketing projects this summer that we otherwise we may not have the capacity for. of dollars in Recruitment Marketing and recruitment advertising.

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Cold Calling in Recruitment: 13 Things Recruiters Must Remember

Recruit CRM

Cold calling in recruitment is one of the most common and effective strategies recruiters have adopted and has become integral in identifying quality candidates. Cold calling, in general, may seem outdated but it's not so at least for recruitment. Remember that energy is infectious!

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5 Recruitment Marketing Projects to Tackle This Summer

Rally Recruitment Marketing

So this summer could be an ideal time to redirect that energy on Recruitment Marketing projects that benefit your longer term talent acquisition strategy. You’ll also want to look and see if your apply process communicates your employer brand the entire way through your candidate experience.

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How To Know If Your Careers Site Isn’t Converting Applicants (And What to Do About It)

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Each month, hundreds (if not thousands) of people are coming to your careers site to learn about your careers and view your job descriptions. For many of these people, you are spending money to get them there with the hope (maybe even expectation) that they apply to your jobs. Karl Wierzbicki, VP of Marketing, Skuid.

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10 Expert Talent Attraction Tips for Today’s Recruiters

JazzHR

But, there are many more specific tactics and techniques that can help you and your modest-sized recruiting staff with its collective talent attraction efforts. 1) Rethink and revamp your job descriptions Use simple, to-the-point language that’s easy to understand and resonates with your target audience in your job descriptions.

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Siloed No More: How Ecolab Converged Its Media Strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

For example, many companies put employer branding in one bucket and job advertising in another. Everything you are promoting – whether it’s your EVP, career opportunities or another candidate message – is related. The link leads candidates to the Jobs home page to learn more about what it’s like to work at Ecolab.

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