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How Bad Is the Skills Shortage? 10 Data Points That Tell the Full Story

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That means fewer than three of 10 companies hiring for roles find the right candidate without difficulty. Just six years ago, in 2016, the number of companies hiring without difficulty would have been six out of 10. Emphasizing company culture and workplace experience during interviews. Recruiting on social media (i.e.,

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Newton User Insights – Sourcing Top Talent is the #1 Recruitment Priority of 2016

Newton Software

Sourcing Remains the Number One Recruitment Priority of 2016. When done right, it empowers employers to maintain a healthy candidate pipeline and a robust talent pool. When first reaching out to a passive candidate, the goal is to get them to spend 30 minutes to speak with you, so don’t go for the kill immediately.

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Job Posts on LinkedIn Will Now Feature Salary Insights

Linkedin Talent Blog

In 2016, we introduced LinkedIn Salary —a tool that allows users to see a detailed breakdown of salaries by job title and location based on information privately submitted by LinkedIn members. That’s why today we are rolling out Salary Insights : a new way for job seekers to explore compensation details on open roles.

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Trend Watch: 5 Recruiting Trends That Will Take Off in 2016

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Welcome to 2016! 2015 marked the first year since the Great Recession that the job market was candidate-driven. In fact, 90 percent of recruiters said that they felt candidates were in the driver’s seat during 2015—and that is not likely to change in 2016. Increased importance of candidate experience.

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6 Fascinating Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st August 2016

Social Talent

Millennials extensively research companies and their culture online. In fact, compared to other generations, they use more resources in general to learn about company culture and they’re more likely to use online job boards, company career web pages and social media to hear about new job opportunities.

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Melancholy and the Interview Sadness: The 10 Weirdest Interview Questions Ever.

Recruiting Daily

This, my friends, is the stuff we really should cover when we talk about improving the candidate experience. Zeitgeist: The 10 Weirdest Job Interview Questions of 2016. To see the full Glassdoor report on the Top 10 Oddball Interview Questions for 2016 across North America and Europe, click here.

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10 Best Practices for Recruiting Interns (+ideas)

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Though, the latter two may be better used to show off your company culture. Of course, each organization has its own ways and processes when interviewing and hiring new candidates, but to help you along, check out our guide to the 7 Recruitment Best Practices for 2023. Research pop culture trends and draft SoMe posts 2.