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To Screen or Not to Screen

Recruiting Daily

To Screen or Not to Screen As talent acquisition professionals, we can get hung up on tradition. Talent Acquisition professionals still screen, interview, and make offers. Our corporate organizations still have compensation teams and onboarding groups. Candidates still must apply online. We […].

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The Future of Recruiting: Predictions for the Next Decade

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Instead of just reporting to the C-suite, recruiting leaders will work hand in hand with company execs to make key business decisions, craft the employer brand and influence compensation packages, using their firsthand knowledge of what candidates want to drive the vision for the company’s future.

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How Finance Recruiters Forge Strategic Partnerships to Achieve Hiring Excellence

Professional Alternatives

These partnerships allow me to gain a deep understanding of the organization’s needs and culture, enabling me to source the most suitable candidates. This knowledge allows me to source candidates who possess the necessary expertise and are the right fit for the organization’s culture.

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How to Increase Quality of Hire by Only Sourcing Semi-finalists

Linkedin Talent Blog

Separating sourcing from recruiting never made a lot of sense to me. The best people, whether they’re active or passive job seekers, always have multiple opportunities and convincing them your opportunity is worth considering involves just as much recruiting as sourcing. From this group of semi-finalists, one is likely to get an offer.

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Secrets to Attracting Millennials to the Workplace

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

We’ll cover it all here to help you build a recruiting strategy that appeals to this important age group. Some pertain to their expectations of workplace culture, environment, and flexibility, while others deal with more tangible topics like their desired compensation, benefits, and advancement opportunities.

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Dan Harten Executive Recruiter Interview

WizardSourcer

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Dan Harten for more than six years in the talent sourcing industry, and it has been an absolute honor. After years in agency recruiting, I received an offer to work for Vista Outdoor, where I transitioned my talents in sourcing and recruiting into a full cycle corporate recruiting role.

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Overcoming the Auto Industry Branding Problem

Hireology

Send an anonymous survey, talk to folks one on one or host focus groups. A great EVP includes: Compensation: What salary range will you commit to offering? Benefits: In addition to compensation, document the benefits you offer. Make it clear that the feedback is welcome and people should feel safe being honest.

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