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Q&A With Liz Gelb-O’Connor, Recruitment Marketer of the Year

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This award is presented to a practitioner who serves as a role model for raising up the entire profession, distinguishing themselves through extraordinary leadership, business impact and pioneering work in Recruitment Marketing and employer branding. That was 2015, and the rest is history.

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5 Soft Costs of a Poor Candidate Experience

JazzHR

Candidate experience describes how a job seeker perceives an employer’s hiring process. A poor candidate experience, for example, can leave job seekers feeling ignored, annoyed and frustrated. Things that can lead to a negative experience include: Complicated, lengthy applications.

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Employer Branding: A Guide to Getting Started

Linkedin Talent Blog

There’s another brand related to your consumer brand that encompasses how you’re viewed in the talent market. This is your employer brand and it lives and breathes in the minds and hearts of your candidates and employees. A positive employer brand is critical in today’s competitive job market.

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Do You Measure Candidate Experience?

Rezoomo

One of the main reasons companies are automating their recruitment process using recruitment software is to give candidates a better experience, after all, they are the “customers” of your recruitment strategy so giving them a flawless journey is pivotal. What is the candidate experience?

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Improve Candidate Experience to Boost Hiring Performance

The Hire Talent

As we mentioned a couple of times before, candidate experience is more than just a buzzword in HR; it is a business strategy with long-term consequences. Fortunately, companies and recruiting agencies can rely on technology to improve their candidatesexperience and certain strategic changes of their entire approach to hiring.

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Employer Branding and the Candidate Experience

Recruiting Blogs

In the competition for talent, your employer brand is as essential for attracting quality candidates to your career site and into your applicant tracking system (ATS) as your consumer brand is to your marketing efforts. Employer Branding: The Good News. Employer Branding Fail.

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All You Need To Know About A Terrible Employer Brand Through Memes

Spark Hire

In a lot of ways, a company’s employer brand is like a meme. There are countless things that contribute to your employer brand. Everything from the wording in your job descriptions to your social media presence affects what talent thinks about your company as a place to work. It’s too focused on hard skills.