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How Hiring Teams Can Spot a Potential Job Hopper in an Interview

ConveyIQ

Given the amount of time and energy that goes into sourcing, interviewing, and onboarding candidates, it’s understandable that there’s a real concern around mistakenly hiring a jumper – a fear that’s only exacerbated by reports that job hopping is the new norm. Millennials Are Not The Problem.

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Why the Candidate Experience Still Matters in an Evolving Job Market

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In this competitive environment, companies offering an efficient, engaging candidate experience will be in the best position to onboard talent to meet the needs of the market. What’s more, the hiring experience can also serve as a consumer touchpoint that can aid in brand building as well as customer acquisition and retention efforts.

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29 Best Books on Recruitment (MUST Read Resources for Recruiters)

Recruiting Blogs

Talent Management Systems: Best Practices in Technology Solutions for Recruitment, Retention and Workforce Planning. In the second half, he offers a plan for enhancing the candidate experience at your organization, the basis of modern recruitment philosophy. Quotes from the book. Let’s take a look at our findings.

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Top Workplace Trends to Be on the Lookout for in 2020

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Organizations eager to drive their business forward in the new year will zero in on new approaches to enhance the employee and candidate experience and harness more technology adoption, experts say. “As are now table stakes for candidates,” he adds. The candidate experience will become a higher priority.

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Hiring on all Cylinders: Live at HR Tech 2017

Entelo

The founder and CEO of Humu, a stealth startup, Laszlo Bock spent a decade leading Google's people function, which included all areas related to the attraction, development, and retention of "Googlers". After graduating from Lehigh University in 2005, Vitale began her career as a marketing coordinator at iCIMS.

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