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Working to Live: Aboard the SmartRecruiters X40 at the World Series

SmartRecruiters

.” – Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric from 1981-2001. Great business leaders understand the impact a company’s culture can have on the success or failure of an organization. Few employers truly have the ability to steer the company’s culture in the right direction. Employer Branding Hiring Culture'

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The Top 20 Job Boards for Diversity Hiring

Breezy HR

In fact, 71% of companies say they want an inclusive culture but only 12% have reached a level of diversity and inclusion that can be described as “mature”. When we have a strong, homogeneous culture, we stifle the natural cognitive diversity in groups through the pressure to conform.” Looking for diverse talent? You’re not alone.

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This is Why Job Candidates Hate Your Candidate Experience

Spark Hire

working days to fill jobs in October, which remains near the highest vacancy duration levels since 2001. Taking the time to give candidates a quick status update on their application can make a world of difference and have a positive effect not just on the overall experience, but on your employer brand. why they need to apply).

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

She received her SPHR certification in 2001 from The Human Resources Certification Institute and is an active member of The Society for Human Resources Management. Mike Taylor founed www.WebBasedRecruitment.com in 2001. Nick Price is an Employer Brand specialist and Founding Director of Working Films ( www.workingfilms.co.uk ).

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Start Me Up: 6 High Growth Hiring Hacks For Startup Success.

Recruiting Daily

It sounds fairly obvious, but as much as we talk about company culture, we forget that regardless of industry and no matter what size their workforce may be, this construct – and indeed the strategic and business direction of the company itself – is defined entirely by the people who work there. Diversity isn’t accidental.

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