February, 2018

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Artificial Intelligence and Recruitment. The 250 words you need to read

Greg Savage

I am getting a lot of questions about Artificial Intelligence and recruitment. I have even been asked to give several speeches on the impact of AI and machine learning on the future of recruitment. And of course I have little real idea. Nor do most people inside and outside recruitment, but that does not stop […].

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Six Steps to a More Engaging Job Ad

ApplicantPro

Over 85% of people who start reading a job ad DON’T end up applying for the position. That’s a huge talent pool you’re missing out on, and it could be fixed by simply rewriting your job ad. There tends to be three main reasons a job ad doesn’t work, either they are boring, and not engaging or they overstate the job requirements and scare off the jobseekers.

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Headcount Heroes: Affirm Doubles Their Engineering Offer Acceptance Rate

Lever

Affirm, a fintech startup in San Francisco, is at the top of its game. On a mission to give shoppers more purchasing power, they’ve already granted more than one million loans to consumers since their founding five years ago. To top it all off, their most recent funding round will likely put their expected valuation at nearly $2 billion.

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My Name is Not Natalie

The Whiteboard

I was born on the 24th of March 1988, christened Natasha Maria Foster and for the next 25 years largely called by that name, or some close variation of. Then I started working in recruitment and suddenly, inexplicably, my name became Natalie. It is still one of my favourite things, to post an advert calling for candidates with strong attention to detail and be flooded by emails proudly stating one’s such ability – addressed to the wrong name.

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Modernizing Hiring: The Rise of Contingent Recruitment in 2024

The job market is changing fast, and to stay ahead, your hiring strategy needs to be flexible. With recent economic shifts, more companies are turning to contingent workers for their adaptability and cost savings. In fact, 32% of businesses are already prioritizing contingent over traditional full-time positions. Curious to learn more? In our new guide, you'll discover: The major benefits of incorporating contingent workers into your team.

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Resume Mistakes That Will Make You Shudder

Social Talent

The only thing that makes reading through the never-ending stack of resumes bearable is the odd misprint or typo that makes us crease up with laughter. These examples from JobMob have us wondering if people were ever taught to read their work before handing it in! My autocorrect nearly had a conniption typing all of these up! “2001 summer Voluntary work for taking care of the elderly and vegetable people”.

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3 wrong responses to recruitment change. And one smart one.

Greg Savage

It’s obvious. Much of recruitment is changing, very fast. We may not like it, but that is the fact. Technology most obviously, but also candidate behavior and client expectations. And of course the rapid onset of Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in recruitment. More than ‘on its way’. Here already. My observation is that most […].

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5 Recruitment Email Marketing Mistakes You Need to Stop Making

FireFish Software

Email is still one of the most effective ways to market to candidates and clients, so skimping on your recruitment email campaigns could be seriously impacting your company targets. That said, there’s no denying that it can be hard work to get your email marketing right!

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Succession Planning: Think Ahead to Maximize Internal Recruiting

Lever

There’s no doubt about it: hiring is becoming more competitive every day. Many organizations are focusing on growth, but there’s only so much skilled talent to go around. Succession planning can help you fill your talent pipeline with strong internal talent, so you can make the most of the workforce you already have. The trick is getting great talent into your organization early in their careers, and developing them into the future leaders your organization needs.

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It’s Tough at the Top

The Whiteboard

This week saw the resignation of Leader of the Opposition and former Prime Minister of New Zealand, Bill English. In language common only to politicians and sports team managers, Bill will be looking forward to “spending more time” with his family, and pursuing as-yet-to-be-announced endeavors outside of politics/football. Again in typical fashion, tributes have poured in from those who once wouldn’t have pissed on ol’ Bill even if he was on fire.

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Hiring for Culture Fit: Align Your Values, Roles and Candidates

Speaker: Dr. Craig Ellis, Head of I-O Psychology, HighMatch

Is the term “culture” just a buzzword tossed around at your organization, or have you delved into the core values and behaviors that truly define a good fit for your company? In this webinar, Dr. Craig Ellis, an I-O Psychologist, will share a proven framework to identify the essential traits that contribute to a seamless fit within your unique culture, not just in your current successful employees but also in prospective candidates.

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How To Boss Your Way to The Top With LinkedIn Marketing (Infographic)

Social Talent

In our post about the best sources for great recruiters to find inspiration we naturally mentioned LinkedIn. However, we didn’t just give the standard spiel about LinkedIn as a professional social network. We told you to start looking at the other tools it has to offer, like Slideshare. Take some time to really define what you need from LinkedIn.

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How to Develop a Brand Story That Attracts Great Talent

Glassdoor for Employers

It’s not just your recruiters who get the talent to join — it’s your brand, too. The recruiter has their work cut.

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Sixty Savage Seconds – Don’t outsource your career

Greg Savage

Here’s the next “Sixty Savage Seconds” from The Savage Truth A one minute video of the best ideas, tips and tactics for recruiters… sixty seconds to make you think. This Sixty Savage Seconds is titled ‘Don’t outsource your career’ Let me know what you think! View here. .

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Employee Value Proposition (EVP): Magnet for attracting candidates

TalentLyft

Employee Value Proposition (EVP) is a set of values that you, as an employer, offer to your employees, and use as a magnet for attracting new hires. Besides attracting candidates, your EVP can help you engage and retain employees. In this article, you will learn what is EVP and how to define it to attract candidates. Read More.

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AI & DEI: With Great Opportunities Comes Great HR Responsibility

Speaker: Jen Kirkwood - Partner, Responsible HR & AI at IBM and World Economic Forum Executive Fellow

The promise of AI for today’s organizations is real, yet in a frenzied state of experimentation, many stumble to get to a full-scale enterprise. As companies race to discover what generative AI can do, HR must lead conversations about how to balance cutting-edge innovations with integrity, trust, and diversity. Globally, organizations are at a critical intersection of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and AI acceleration.

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The Evolution of Recruitment Marketing: Have We Come Far Enough?

Symphony Talent

When you spend 5 months working on something – pouring over it, analyzing it, re-reading it – it almost becomes a part of you. Thinking about it before. The post The Evolution of Recruitment Marketing: Have We Come Far Enough? appeared first on SmashFly Blog.

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7 Ways to Efficiently Assess Potential Employees

RecruitLoop

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Brandon Stanley. His opinions are his own. Seriously: how do you know if someone has better potential than another candidate? I’m not talking about writing skills, technical skills, and specific industry-related skills. Those, you can measure. What about the candidate’s skills to fit in the office environment? We […].

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The Ultimate Battle of The Ages: Attitude vs Experience

Social Talent

You’ve posted ads, read more CVs than you can count, conducted interviews and examined psychometric test results – now all you have to do is decide who to hire. Sometimes it’s the easiest decision in the world, but occasionally you can find yourself going back and forth between candidates for days. One thing that often has recruiters on the fence is the age-old question: should you hire someone with the experience you want or someone with the attitude you want?

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How to Hire Commission-Only Sales Reps

Glassdoor for Employers

Commission-only sales reps are highly motivated and talented salespeople who make their living on their ability to close deals. There are some.

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Future-proof your I-9 compliance for 2024

Speaker: Join I-9 Experts:

Got I-9 compliance on your mind? Spending endless amounts of time ensuring you stay compliant? Get your questions answered with an expert panel from WorkBright. During this one-hour webinar, Workbright will dive deep into I-9 best practices, navigate the nuances of the new 2023 'alternative procedure,' and learn actionable ways to ensure your audit trail is squeaky clean.

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Sixty Savage Seconds – The only metric that matters

Greg Savage

Here’s the next “Sixty Savage Seconds” from The Savage Truth A one minute video of the best ideas, tips and tactics for recruiters… sixty seconds to make you think. This Sixty Savage Seconds is titled ‘The only metric that matters’ Let me know what you think! View here. .

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The Art of the Job Advertisement: The Best Way to Attract Candidates

Spark Hire

Many people think writing a job listing is easy. You put in the necessary skills and experiences. You list a few details about the position. Then you publish it to a job board and wait for the applications to pour in. But there’s a lot of competition to stand out on a job board. In fact, Spark Hire’s latest research found that job boards are the number one source of candidates relied upon by companies.

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Survale Underwrites 2017 Candidate Experience Report

Survale

As we welcome 2018, we get treated once again to one of the most compelling research programs in talent acquisition: the Talent Board’s 2017 Candidate Experience Report. This annual candidate experience report started in 2011 and has served to quantify both the value of good candidate experience as well as the cost of bad experiences. Survale is proud to be a Global Underwriter of the program.

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How to Become Unpopular in the Eyes of Your Employees

RecruitLoop

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Rachel Stones. Her opinions are her own. Unless you’re a newcomer to the workforce, you’ve likely had a boss or two and through your experience have dealt with good bosses and not-so-good bosses. In some cases, maybe your boss was the deciding factor on whether to stay or […].

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HR Pro Playbook: How to Navigate Global Workforce Expansion with Confidence

Speaker: Daniel Grace & Audra Bright

Have you just been told you need to hire employees in another country? 🌎 That's a huge undertaking! It involves navigating a complex landscape of diverse regulations, cultural differences, legal requirements, and currencies. If anything goes wrong, you risk your company's financials, growth, and reputation. 📊 🌟 To help ensure a successful global expansion and mitigate potential non-compliance consequences, this exclusive webinar features Daniel Grace, International HR Con

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5 Major Technical SEO Trends To Help Your Business (Infographic)

Social Talent

SEO Trends 2018. When looking at implementing an SEO strategy, it’s essential for any business to focus on getting the right kind of traffic directed to their website. Without a doubt, you want the right people to know you exist. In addition, you want to prioritise your website for your exact target audience. Especially, the people whose pain points you can address.

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Facebook’s Head of Diversity: There Should Be a Diverse Candidate for Every Open Role

Glassdoor for Employers

“When we talk about diversity, we’re not talking about ticking boxes.” Cutting straight to the point, Facebook’s Global Head of Diversity Maxine.

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Does Virtual Reality Have a Place in Recruitment?

Undercover Recruiter

What is the most “difficult” part of recruiting? The part when the selected candidates have to come for an in-person interview with the manager of the company. This is rather tricky because the company has to come up with a schedule that suits both the manager and candidates alike. Sometimes it means for a recruiter. View Article. Does Virtual Reality Have a Place in Recruitment?

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How Google for Jobs is Prioritizing the Candidate Experience for Job Seekers and Employers

iCIMS

We outline why the candidate experience is so important and highlight the key changes to expect from the Google for Jobs search revolution.

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Moving Forward in HR and Recruiting Uncertainty

An era of uncertainty has arrived in recruiting. The unpredictability that exists in the labor market can make it difficult for employers to know how they should respond in this environment. Despite the turbulence, recruiting professionals should be encouraged by recent trends. Applications per job are up over the last year across companies of all sizes, and more than half of all recruiters expect their teams to grow in the next year, with nearly two-thirds expecting their recruiting budgets to

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How Much Does Applicant Tracking Software Cost?

Capterra

Update 02/06/2018: This piece has been updated to reflect current software price ranges and options. I hate cocktail menus at chain restaurants because they never tell you what the drinks actually cost. They want to trick you into ordering some overpriced, colorful drink that’s more sugar than booze. I’m a sucker for drinks with tiny umbrellas, but I always have to ask what the price is before ordering one because I hate being surprised when the bill comes around.

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7 Tips to Consider as Your Small Business Grows

RecruitLoop

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Lena Hemsworth. Her opinions are her own. Most business owners strive to enter the business expansion stage as quickly as possible, yet only some of them are really prepared for it. There are many dangers that go along with business growth and being aware of them is what […].

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10 Go-To Sources All The Best Recruiters Use For Inspiration

Social Talent

Our Global Recruiting Survey told us that recruiters do most of their learning online. Now, in fairness, recruiters do most of their everything online so this is nothing new. We all know how quickly time slips away as we scroll and click our way through the day. So we wanted to drill down to the most valuable news sources and work inspiration sites for recruiters so you can get the most value for your precious online moments. 1.

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