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10 Examples of an Awesome Diversity Report

Ongig

Stand-out feature: The USC Hollywood diversity report includes a chart showing an upward trend for People of Color in lead roles since 2011. . Stand-out feature: Microsoft’s diversity report put a spotlight on autism hiring programs. Headline: Building on a culture of belonging. Sub-Headline: A Tale of 2 Hollywoods.

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20 tips for Disability Employment

SmartRecruiters

France and Germany, 2011 [link] BPEN.pdf/aefdf716-f420- 448f-8cba- 893e90e6b460. Increasingly, applicants are looking at culture and values over perks and mission statements. Therefore, developing an inclusive culture could be the deciding factor when trying to attract the top talent. Hiring Success: People with Disabilities.

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7 Examples of Diversity Pipeline Programs

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Building a diversity pipeline taps into broader talent pools and strengthens company culture. FedEx’s partnership gives students a slew of career-related training and job placement opportunities, catering to students/potential hires across many specialties, including marketing, sales, logistics, and data analytics.

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5 Traits to Look for in New Hires

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For most companies, searching for and hiring new employees can be a challenge. In 2011, one in three hiring managers claimed that they valued emotional intelligence highly during the hiring process. Determining how potential hires react to learning tracts might be key in finding a good fit. . Self-Motivation.

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How Dell Doubled Social Hires Using Employee Branding

Prominence

The results speak for themselves, by 2011 Dell had 265,000 Linkedin followers and 70 percent of all employees had a Linkedin Profile. Culture & Executive Buy In. The culture within the Talent Acquisition team also underwent a change, promoting Social Media from a side topic to one of the main group focuses.

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Hire18 Speaker Interview: Kathryn Minshew

SmartRecruiters

In 2011, former business analyst Kathryn Minshew became a founder and CEO when she made her dream resource a reality with The Muse website, a non-traditional job board focused on fit, culture and career advice for job seekers. What does the concept of Hiring Success mean to you? You have traveled the world extensively.

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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. “We