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How to Conduct a Virtual Interview

SmartRecruiters

Hiring quality candidates requires a highly effective interview process. External circumstances can force companies to move their interviews online, creating new obstacles to best practices. In this article we cover how to best conduct an interview, focusing particularly on how to do so virtually. Scaffold the interview.

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The more the merrier… applying DEIB hiring practices to panels and group interviews

career.place

From drafting inclusive job descriptions to diversifying sources , to ensuring true requirements , to creating insightful questions , there are so many ways to increase and sustain equitable practices. But for many, hiring is a team sport. Strong job descriptions are a great place to start.

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The more the merrier… applying DEIB hiring practices to panels and group interviews

career.place

From drafting inclusive job descriptions to diversifying sources , to ensuring true requirements , to creating insightful questions , there are so many ways to increase and sustain equitable practices. But for many, hiring is a team sport. Strong job descriptions are a great place to start.

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A Hiring Freeze Guide for Recruiters and TA Leaders

SmartRecruiters

2) Review Job Descriptions and Role Attractiveness. Examining existing job descriptions goes hand-in-hand with talent mapping. During a freeze, refresh your existing job roles and descriptions so that they more accurately reflect your organization’s needs and better speak to the interests of internal and external talent.

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10 Mistakes You're Making With Your Diversity Recruitment Strategy (And How to Fix Them)

PowerToFly

Solution: Reach out to a local community organization like a church, resource center, school, sports league, or small business. Mistake 4: You're using biased job descriptions. Job descriptions either attract or repel certain demographics of people. Mistake 6: Your interviews are biased, too. Eye contact?

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5 Ways to Tweak Your Recruiting Strategy for Entry-Level Talent

Recruiting Blogs

interviewing on campus instead of your office), it’s important to tailor your company’s recruiting experience to specifically to college students. Creating Job Descriptions. Crafting an eye-catching job description starts with understanding your audience – which in this case is college students.

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Team Storytelling : Stories Inc. Project Team Profile

Stories Incorporated

These are the types of questions candidates ask themselves during the interview process, and they are mostly about the team they’ll be working with. for candidates. In reality, candidates don’t meet their potential future team until mid-way through the interview process (if at all). Interviewing with the boss!

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