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The Product Specialist Job Description Blueprint

Hireology

There are two critical factors for attracting qualified candidates to fulfill your product specialist roles: the job post (which includes a job description) and your company’s career site. Let job seekers know this key difference in the job description and post. Apply candidate pre-screen surveys.

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4 Tips To Eliminate Job Description Gender Bias and Improve Your Hiring

Vervoe

Yet, an organization cannot achieve diversity if its job descriptions don’t set them up for success. Language significantly impacts whether or not a job seeker identifies with a role, which influences whether or not they apply — particularly for female job seekers. Gender-biased vs. gender-neutral job descriptions.

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Tips to Make Your Job Descriptions and Career Site Mobile-Friendly

Hireology

Optimize your job descriptions. Not only should your job descriptions be short and succinct to capture job seekers’ attention on mobile devices , but your job descriptions also need to be optimized for online search results. . Also keep your job descriptions short – ideally between 300 and 800 words.

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Methods & Techniques for Screening Candidates in 2023

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In today’s job market, screening candidates is an essential part of the recruitment process. The process of screening candidates can be time-consuming, and companies are always looking for ways to make it more efficient. What is Candidate Screening? What are the Techniques Used for Screening Candidates in 2023?

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Discover 4 Use Cases for Applying AI to Your Recruiting Processes

Recruitment AI technology uncovers the most qualified candidates. This technology automates recruiting routines and facilitates natural conversations, resulting in higher productivity and a better candidate experience. Download the eBook to learn more!

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5 Reasons NOT to use Microsoft Word for Job Descriptions

Ongig

Microsoft Word is a great tool for some things, but it might not be the best for writing job descriptions. Your job postings get lost in MS Word. You can create a job description in MS Word, but what happens next? If so, are they consistent in ALL your job descriptions? On your desktop? In your inbox?

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Presenting Records to Your Trading Partners

NPA Worldwide

And likewise, if you have a great candidate, how do you present it to members with jobs? Some of our members have found that they find success in making splits by writing the job description for another recruiter , rather than for the candidate. Don’t just copy and paste… rewrite the job posting.