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How to Recruit & Retain Gen Z

Glassdoor for Employers

leveraging job application data and company reviews. And for a quick refresher, members of Gen Z were born between 1997 and 2012. Here’s what we found: Gen Zers are aspiring to work in tech — the majority of job applications from Gen Zers were for companies in the tech industry, followed by business services, finance and retail.

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How to create a great candidate experience

Workable

What is candidate experience? That’s because the candidate experience definition is “how candidates feel about your company once they experience your hiring process.” And these candidate ‘feelings’, whether good or bad, influence candidates in their decision to apply to your company or accept your job offer.

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9 Need-to-Know Recruitment News Stories – 21st September 2015

Social Talent

On the growth front, Patel said Hired’s revenue has been tripling year-over-year since it was founded in 2012 and is projected to reach a $100 million annualised run rate next year. These include researching jobs, researching companies, networking, and updating résumés. 62% looked for opportunities on online job boards.

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Talent Acquisition for Millennials

Manatal

TA practitioners have a well-rounded skill set and extensive experience necessary to comprehend the complexity of the workforce and recruitment. They carry out the talent acquisition process: attracting, selecting, hiring, and onboarding the best candidates. That’s a sharp contrast to what the two youngest generations want.

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Gen Z Is Job Hopping: Here’s How to Adjust Your Recruiting Strategy

Yello

And shorter tenures are here to stay: according to the 2019 Yello Recruiting Study , Generation Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) plans to move on from their first jobs in three years or less, and only one in four plan to work for an employer for five years or more. Maintain an active talent community.