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What Your Dream Hires Want From the Candidate Experience (Infographic)

Social Talent

A recent Talent Board survey of 95,000 candidates found that nearly half of all positions in 2014 each had 200+ job applications. An increase of 40% since 2011. And this infographic attempts to show you how you can do just that, by focusing your attention on what your dream hires want out of the candidate experience: Source: Jobvite.

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Survale Underwrites 2017 Candidate Experience Report

Survale

As we welcome 2018, we get treated once again to one of the most compelling research programs in talent acquisition: the Talent Board’s 2017 Candidate Experience Report. This annual candidate experience report started in 2011 and has served to quantify both the value of good candidate experience as well as the cost of bad experiences.

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How to Win When Your Candidate is Your Customer

SmartRecruiters

For companies like LinkedIn, the relationship between candidate and customer is a delicate balance, hinged on employer branding and hiring experience. To learn more about navigating the tricky balance between candidates and customers, we invited Emily to speak at our Hiring Success conference in San Francisco.

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Weave “Why” Into the Hiring Process, Or Don’t Bother Recruiting!

ExactHire Recruiting

I’m seven years late to the party as it was first published in 2011. If you’re not sure, then you may be leading with the “how” and “what” of your organization (like so many employers) rather than following Sinek’s “Golden Circle.” Many of Sinek’s business examples (e.g.

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Why It’s Time We Rethink The Importance of Career Sites

Jibe

A company decides it’s time to redesign its website, so the marketing team hires a creative agency to do it, and the recruiting team has virtually no say in what happens to the career site. It’s not just career sites that are meeting candidates’ research expectations, of course. Where Most Hires Are Coming From.

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Interview with Doug Berg the Founder of ZapInfo

WizardSourcer

I was a huge fan of his first tool Jobs2web back in 2011 which allowed users to track job applications through social media. It was a good lesson to learn, and it taught me the value of building relationships with the candidates. . We need to hire the whole haystack instead. What needs to change in the recruiting industry?

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5 Careers Site Pages You Will Take Inspiration From

Social Talent

Learning and development is also highlighted with a dedicated paragraph showcasing their new-hire orientation programme and team-sponsored hack weeks. Handpicked Related Content: Candidate Experience & the Application Process: 4 Things You’re Doing Wrong ). With demographics in the workplace changing (i.e.

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