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7 New Ways Videos Can Improve Your Recruiting

Spark Hire

Former and current employees, clients, customers, or anyone posting on your company blog or social accounts can affect how your business is viewed. The best company culture videos showcase what makes the company special. Let the barista share her secret recipe 2. “But my company doesn’t have a brand,” you might say. Guess what?

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All You Need To Know About A Terrible Employer Brand Through Memes

Spark Hire

As long as you focus on cultural fit, candidates’ excitement about the organization, and having the majority of the required skills you’ll find the right person for the job. However, if your social media page is nothing but posts about your product updates, it sends the message that all you care about is sales and the bottom line.

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Help Wanted: Applicants Needed!

ExactHire Recruiting

Depending on your business, you may hire applicants on the spot in which case this blog may not provide much insight for you. Job descriptions can tell a lot about the organization’s personality and culture. Does it accurately portray the culture and brand? If you are hiring, chances are your staff is already stretched thin.

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exaqueo’s “How to” Series: How to Write Job Postings That Attract Best-fit Talent

exaqueo

This heatmap study by Nielsen Norman Group found readers -- regardless of website or task -- tend to read individual web pages in an F-shaped pattern. The study also suggests that site visitors read page headlines and subheadings, as well as the first two paragraphs of text. Why should your postings be any different?

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14 recruitment fails: Don’t end up on this list of bad job ads

Workable

Regardless of where this series of questions came from – an interview template for a hiring team, a page from an online questionnaire, etc. In the UK, look at the regulations in the Equality Act 2010. This is a culture problem. it’s still an example of what you shouldn’t and can’t ask when recruiting.

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Why Employment Brands Struggle With Social Media

SmartRecruiters

In industry media and on PR/marketing blogs like this one, we talk an awful lot about “master brand” social media marketing work. If they really wanted to drive traffic to their Bullseye View blog, wouldn’t they use Facebook advertising? But, you see this consistently on the Target Careers Facebook page. Your CULTURE?

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Mobile Recruiting – An EEO and Workplace Diversity Juggernaut

Newton Software

In this blog post, we will take a closer look at research conducted on these mobile-only users to uncover who they really are and better understand how they utilize their mobile devices in the job search. 2 in 5 Hispanic millennials are mobile-only internet users . This phenomenon has given rise to the mobile-only internet user.