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Workout of the Week: Tone the Core of Your Hiring Process

JazzHR

A 2017 industry study revealed that office workers dedicate roughly one out of every three working days on purely administrative tasks. This division of labor allows humans more time to utilize distinctly human skills such as creativity and emotional intelligence. . This results in productivity losses of $2.87

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Why Traditional Recruitment Processes No Longer Cut It – And How Job Simulations Can Help

Vervoe

A 2017 CareerBuilder survey found that 74% of organizations admit to hiring the wrong person for a role. They’re unnecessarily time-consuming : On average, it takes organizations 42 days to recruit, interview, screen, and hire a new employee. Resume screening What is resume screening? The solution?

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7 Hiring Trends to Watch for in 2017

ReferAGig

2017 is nearly upon us, which means another New Year marked by new trends. Below, we have compiled seven of the biggest hiring trends to watch for in 2017, and what each trend means for you and your company’s screening and hiring policies. However, it’s still important to screen the hire (e.g.

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Skills-based hiring statistics that show degrees are less important than ever

Vervoe

An analysis of more than 51 million jobs posted between 2017 – 2020 shows that employers are “resetting” degree requirements in a range of middle-skill positions, according to Harvard Business Review. . A survey by HackerRank found that in 2018, 73% of developers said they knew JavaScript , making it the year’s most well-known language.

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Does employment history matter when hiring developers?

Devskiller

Almost a quarter of developers surveyed in Stack Overflow’s 2019 Developer Survey claimed to have never even finished their bachelor’s degree. According to a CareerBuilder survey , 58% of hiring managers say they have caught incorrect information on applicant’s resumes. Coding tests are a popular way to screen developers.

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6 Reasons Why Job Simulations Are the Best Way To Identify Top Talent

Vervoe

Over reliance on resume screening. Traditional recruiting processes, such as resume screening, often rely on a CV’s contents to assume performance. According to a 2017 report, almost 85% of employees revealed that applicants lie on their resumes or applications , often exaggerating their experience or skills.

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The Age of AI Has Arrived

COATS Staffing Software

IBM wrote in late 2017 that it predicts by 2020, 85% of all customer interactions will be handled without a human agent. Patricia Conlin, a certified emotional intelligence trainer, small business owner, speaker, and recruiter wrote in EMInfo that AI coming to the workplace will serve as a tool to help recruiters with their mission.