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A Checklist for an Excellent Candidate Experience Every Time

ClearCompany Recruiting

This article was originally published in May 2016. How would you describe the candidate experience at your company? Better yet, how would your candidates describe it? Despite being a top priority for employers, research shows great candidate experiences are rare, and they’re likely going to get worse.

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SurveyMonkey is Killing Your Candidate Experience

Survale

SurveyMonkey is a silent enabler for average to below average candidate experience. And many organizations who truly care about candidate experience use it to gather feedback from candidates. So why is it a silent gateway to bad candidate experience? How did the interview team rank each candidate?

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Candidate Experience: A Crash Course for Modern Recruiters

Jibe

Due to an unprecedented demand for more foundational candidate experience content, we’ve created the first-ever candidate experience crash course. This article is designed to help beginner recruiters better understand and utilize candidate experience best practices across the recruiting lifecycle.

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The 5 Key Job Application Metrics You Need to Know

Yello

But even talent acquisition teams who prioritize the candidate experience may overlook the application, focusing instead on providing a positive experience during the interview and offer processes. Here are the five job application metrics every recruiter needs to know to help improve the candidate experience.

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Home Care Hiring: 3 Ways to Prepare for Increased Demand

Hireology

Bureau of Labor Statistics, home care hiring is predicted to be among the fastest-growing industries in terms of job growth over the next decade. In fact, the data projects home health aides and personal care aides will be the third- and fourth-fastest-growing job categories between 2016 and 2026. .

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How a Recruitment Brand Can Impact the Bottom Line

Yello

The Society for Human Resource Management’s (SHRM) 2016 Human Capital Benchmarking Report calculates the average cost to hire a new employee to be $4,129. When high-potential candidates proactively join your talent pipeline as a result of your recruitment brand, the amount of sourcing resources your team requires diminishes.

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10 Best Practices for Recruiting Interns (+ideas)

Hundred5

Traditional methods include job boards, social media, employee referrals, and campus recruitment events. General job boardsJob boards (like Zip Recruiter, Indeed, and Career Builder) are still some of the best places to find new employees, especially when you’re looking to cast a wider net.