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Guest Blog: How to Gain A Competitive Edge in a Candidate’s Market

JazzHR

With the national unemployment rate at 3.7% — the lowest it’s been since 2000 — the job market has become increasingly more competitive. Some things to focus on include: Offering great benefits Having a fantastic company culture Providing an exceptional and collaborative environment. Guest Blog by Acuity. Putting things into action.

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How to Look for Emotional Intelligence in a Video Interview

Spark Hire

When looking for the best candidate for an open position, do you focus on hard skills, or soft skills and cultural fit ? Although skills and experience are still important in recruiting, hiring professionals are giving cultural fit an increasing amount of weight when selecting candidates. Which one is more important?

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How Do I Choose the Right Applicant for My Company?

ExactHire Recruiting

In the June 2013 issue of Inc. The culture fit of a hire is one of the greatest make or break qualities the person can possess. Luis von Ahn, the co-founder of Captcha, is very forthcoming about what he’s doing differently at his new company, Duolingo, in an article titled “ Hire People Who Play Nice.

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BIPOC: The Hottest (Controversial) Word in Diversity?

Ongig

In A Guide to Culturally Conscious Identifiers and Emojis , there are tips and suggestions for the proper use of BIPOC vs. POC. GRIND (@GrindToronto) July 31, 2013. According to Business Insider, 60 companies including Adobe, Best Buy, and Ralph Lauren commit to interviewing at least one BIPOC candidate for every senior level job.

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 How to deal with ageism in the workplace

Ongig

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reported 195,958 age discrimination charges between 2013-2022 According to AARP, 41% of older job seekers were asked—either on an application or in a job interview—to provide their birth date, graduation date(s), or other age-related information. Look at the demographics of your organization.

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Why Your Employer Brand is More Than Just Job Clicks

Glassdoor for Employers

Maybe it’s what your employees say about what it’s like to work at your company. This should reflect your company culture itself, including your company’s values, vision, mission statement, working language, systems, beliefs, and habits. Employees are sharing their experiences at work, both in person and online.

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Building Your Company's Culture

Recruiting Blogs

Culture comes from the top. In fact, when we heard the term "Chief Culture Officers" we immediately thought how apt this was to describe anyone in a leadership position within a company. Around 2013, after having grown in these professional areas, I shifted my focus to organizational coaching and professional development.

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