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20 Examples of Employers Dropping College Degree Requirements [and Why]

Ongig

They’re all removing the requirement of a college degree from their job descriptions. According to some leaders, business leaders, millions of jobs requiring a 4-year degree can be done without that level of education. How have job descriptions changed over the years? Google does it. Let’s dig in.

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Elevate 2020: Week 2 Recap

Hireology

Elizabeth Schillo noted that with each hardship the industry has faced in recent years — namely the 2008 recession and the COVID-19 pandemic — there’s been a notable lesson learned. 2008-2009 taught us how to be lean. Reimagine Your Job Descriptions. Peter Fong, CRO of Orbee Auto.

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The Top Hiring Trends in Financial Services to Attract The Best Talent

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

AI can now assist with the spectrum of hiring activities, from the low-level, like screening resumes and scheduling interviews, to the high-level, like using predictive intelligence to anticipate a prospective candidate’s future success rate on the job. These interviews offer a glimpse into the company culture and a “day in the life.”

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Recruiting Interns: How to Make the Most of Young Talent

Recruiters Lineup

This was substantially higher than in previous years when in 2008 it was only 50% and in 1992 only 17% reported participating in any type of internship. Some of the methods employed by companies to attract and retain top talent are by offering creative compensation and benefits packages and reskilling current employees.

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5 Things You Should Do to Get Your Employees to Stay Longer

Linkedin Talent Blog

Yet, earlier this year the Department of Labor reported that employee turnover is at its highest level since 2008. The why is that many companies retention efforts focus too much on compensation, benefits and bonuses and not the other reasons for leaving that surface during exit interviews. Need more challenging work.

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Candidates Fear Another Recession, Reluctant to Look for New Jobs

Recruiting Daily Advisor

, more than half of medical sales employees (66%) say if they lost their jobs tomorrow, it would be challenging to find a new position due to low unemployment rates. MedReps speculates that this mentality can be partially blamed on past recessions and the low unemployment rates leading up to them, specifically the 2008 recession.

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The Evolution of Talent Acquisition with GitHub's Maisha Cannon

Entelo

The benefits of hiring remotely for technical roles. Check out the full interview here. I recall sorting through large stacks of resumes, and I thought I was “high tech” when I started taking live notes in Microsoft Outlook during interviews. Aren’t most job descriptions downright boring?) But that’s not all.