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The 30 BEST HR Blogs: Enhance Your HR Know-How [2022]

Recruiting Blogs

To help, our experts have analyzed the top HR websites and blogs to find out where top HR professionals, like you, can get up-to-date news on the latest trends , topics, and thought leadership strategies. To pick the best HR and HR Tech blogs, we looked at: Monthly organic web traffic. Best HR Tech Blogs. Year Founded: 2010.

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3 Forward-Thinking Recruiting Practices from Industry Leader Lars Schmidt’s New Book — ‘Redefining HR’

Linkedin Talent Blog

When Lars Schmidt joined NPR as head of talent acquisition and innovation in 2010, the nonprofit was undergoing a transformation from a radio/broadcast to digital brand and Lars had to compete for talent on two fronts — digital/tech and journalism — against for-profit companies. The task was daunting. Highly qualified candidates took notice.

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The Cost Of Elevating Your Career

Recruiting Daily

People have come and gone, our focus has evolved and with those inevitably shifting dynamics, our culture has changed too. As we’ve added new people, the original definition of our culture naturally shifted and evolved. No matter how hard your hiring team tries to define culture, it’s not in their purview.

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

Workable

Who were they trying to hire, the candidates or their parents? Basing hiring decisions on whether the candidate’s mother is the CEO of a multinational firm or a dishwasher in a local restaurant is not only ethically wrong – it’s potentially illegal depending on the jurisdiction. Then hire a damn housekeeper. Great, say that.

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

Workable

Who were they trying to hire, the candidates or their parents? Basing hiring decisions on whether the candidate’s mother is the CEO of a multinational firm or a dishwasher in a local restaurant is not only ethically wrong – it’s potentially illegal depending on the jurisdiction. Then hire a damn housekeeper. Great, say that.