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The Evolution of Talent Acquisition with GitHub's Maisha Cannon

Entelo

Hosts Rob Stevenson and Vivek Reddy chatted with Maisha about how much talent acquisition has changed since she first got her start over 15 years ago, which means far less cold calling and sorting paper resumes, and far more digital sourcing wizardry. Aren’t most job descriptions downright boring?) But that’s not all.

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The Candidate Experience Enigma

Recruiting Blogs

From recent observations in developing regions, such as South Africa, with unemployment at its highest levels since 2005 (26.7% in March 2016), job seekers are desperate for work and will apply for any job for a chance to become employed to put bread on the table. Put the candidate first. Put yourself in the candidate’s shoes.

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GUIDE TO SALARY TRANSPARENCY LAWS IN 14 STATES

Recruiting Blogs

Complaints can be filed with the Maryland Labor Commission of the Division of Labor and Industry and fines of $300 or $600 “or more” can be assessed. Once enacted, employers must provide a job description for the role, if one exists. SOURCE: ? The law does not apply to current employees seeking internal positions.

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Podcast episode #10: Step into the future with Josh Bersin

Workable

And so the company needs to be more dynamic and what’s really changed is company after company, after company are simplifying their job architectures, simplifying their job descriptions and making them a little less specific so that we can accommodate the changing roles that people have. That’s really going mainstream.

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