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Gen Z and the Candidate Experience

Recruiting Daily

Gen Z — those born between 1997 and 2012 — is expected to make up 27% of the workforce by 2025. This process can also prevent screening out candidates without traditional education and experience, but who have the necessary skills from other sources. . Attracting a New Generation . Avoid the candidate black hole.

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It's Time To Leave Segmented Recruiting In The Past

Entelo

They use one tool to find their candidates, a separate communication tool to connect with them, yet another tool to schedule interviews, a fourth tool to host those interviews, and another independent tool for the onboarding process once candidates finally make it to the end of the funnel (if they ever do). Talk about exhausting.

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The Great Renegotiation – Are You Ready for 2023?

NPA Worldwide

If you have been on your heels reacting to recruiting and retention challenges, you are not alone. Ironically all those new grads and employees who were not hired from 2008 to 2012 have made our current situation worse. Candidate Engagement and Retention Focus. Stay interviews will give you real-time information.

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How to screen Data Science skills

Devskiller

To confirm that, a recent survey analysis by KDNuggets has shown graduate degrees with the name ‘data science’ began to emerge in 2007, with an enormous spike of enrolments 2012. What type of experience is important to look for in a data scientist (commercial, open-source, scientific, academic)?

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Why employee referrals are great for business

JazzHR

Employee referral programs are hugely valuable channels for sourcing the best talent for your business. HR professionals, hiring managers and recruiters can be highly adept at sourcing top talent, but they often don’t have that on-the-ground knowledge that employees possess. They have better retention rates.

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How to Recruit & Retain Gen Z

Glassdoor for Employers

And for a quick refresher, members of Gen Z were born between 1997 and 2012. A traditional job posting and 30-minute phone screen followed by weeks of interviews won’t cut it anymore. Refine your sourcing tactics. “E mployers should use mobile-first video interviewing technology with live and on-demand interviewing.

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Drinking from the Talent Acquisition Fire Hose

Bersin

I realized there was no academic research on this topic and went back to Northwestern for a PhD where my dissertation focused on the retention of downsizing survivors. After graduating in 2007, I joined Deloitte Consulting’s Human Capital practice determined to help companies with their talent and retention challenges.