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The Evolution of Recruitment Marketing: What’s Changed and What’s Coming Next

Rally Recruitment Marketing

When I got into the field of Recruitment Marketing in 2014, the field was really only just starting out. A lot of TA leaders didn’t really understand Recruitment Marketing because it was so new, so a lot of my focus even then was around educating people on what Recruitment Marketing was and how it could benefit their organization. .

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Why You Should Infuse your Employer Brand in the Candidate Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This is my view of the candidate experience today, but when I started out in this space in 2014, I was taught a number of things about candidate experience and candidate journey that over time I realized was wrong. This section of the candidate journey can be considered “Open to change.”

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How to Recruit Candidates With DEIB In Mind

PowerToFly

The financial benefits of diversity in the workplace have long been documented. Companies with measurable diversity initiatives are, for instance, 35% more likely to see financial gains above their industry average, and employees working at diverse organizations are 20% more likely to stay with their company.

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The Most Significant Economic Benefits of Diversity That Will Set Your Business Apart

Vervoe

Diversity has been a topic of conversation for many years now, yet research shows that — despite the many economic benefits workplace diversity brings — companies are still just going through the motions rather than truly embracing it. Read more: 5 Reasons Why Hiring Diverse Candidates Is Still Hard In 2021 ].

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Diversity & Inclusion in 2015: Moving from “Why” to “How”

Recruitalicious

In 2014, one talent acquisition and talent management theme among many has taken center stage: diversity and inclusion. Major IT companies found themselves releasing their diversity demographics and revealing, in most cases, just how non-diverse they truly are. The Value of a Diverse Workforce.

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Hire Work-From-Home Moms to Mitigate Diversity at Your Technology Company

Recruiting Blogs

Unfortunately, in recent years, the same technology companies that have changed the world with computers, smartphones and social media, have also developed a reputation for a lack of diversity. As of 2014, many major tech companies-- including Google and Facebook-- had fewer than 30 percent female employees.

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Just How Fair Is Positive Discrimination?

Social Talent

Research from McKinsey shows that an ethnically and gender-diverse workforce results in great company return than a non-diverse one. A famous 2014 study discovered that, in STEM jobs, a John is more likely to get a job than a Jennifer even if their CVs are identical. Diversity is good for business. FREE EBOOK.

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