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College Dropout: Why We Need To Rethink College Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

A 2015 College Board survey, in fact, revealed about 3 in 4 fully employed recent college graduates report that job security and stability were among their most significant drivers when looking for a job. All Falls Down: The College Recruiting Disconnect. School Spirit: Why College Recruiting Is Broken.

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3 Difficult Diversity Lessons From Yelp, Airbnb, and Deloitte

Linkedin Talent Blog

Over 80% talent acquisition leaders and hiring managers say that diversity will be the most important trend shaping the future of recruiting, according to LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2018 (coming out in January). This is no surprise, as studies show that diversity of thought and background improve team’s performance.

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Recruiting Sales Leaders and 9 More of the Biggest Challenges Startups are Facing

Linkedin Talent Blog

It also reveals founders perspective on the root causes and possible solutions for two significant and ongoing conversations in today’s workforce: diversity and inclusion and sexual harassment. Engineering executive, which was the hardest roles to fill in both 2015 and 2016 , came a close second, with 24.4% ahead of schedule.

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5 Proven Tactics Every Company Can Use to Get More Women in the C-suite

Linkedin Talent Blog

A number of companies have now implemented a version of the National Football League’s Rooney Rule, which requires any team hiring a head coach to interview at least one minority candidate. Facebook and Slack have also used modified Rooney Rules to improve their diversity. companies to determine which diversity efforts paid off.

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Outfit your HR Department with Advice from a Chemist Turned HR Leader

Hire Vue

Great so we’ll go ahead and get started and again thank you so much for everyone taking time out of their busy schedule this Wednesday and to come together to talk about you know a really celebrate the journey the 43 year career of Jeff Seidman who who started off as a chemist and became an HR leader and leading a global organization in CORT (..)

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“Fixing What is Broken” – Hear the Changing Role of Talent Acquisition

Hire Vue

Bennett: eah great awesome thanks again everyone has the attendees for contributing to you to the axial pulling experience so let’s go ahead and relaunch go back to the PowerPoint so I thought I’ll officially introduced on introduce again team and had a candid presentation and on the interview on back to Jeanne. .