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A Recruiter’s Ultimate Guide to Remote Hiring in 2022

Recruit CRM

Almost two years back, the pandemic had brought about a complete change in the field of recruitment (almost overnight)—forcing talent acquisition teams and recruiters to come up with an alternative. Better Employee Retention A whopping 95% of employers believe that remote working positively impacts retention.

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The best recruitment methods for effective IT hiring

Devskiller

According to the latest Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2020 , which surveyed over 65,000 developers around the world, only 3.7% In such a competitive tech hiring landscape, you can’t be passive and hope that a traditional job ad will do the trick – you have to be creative with your recruitment methods! Introduction.

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What 5 Horror Movies Can Teach You About Hiring This Halloween

Crawford Thomas

The Shining: an inauthentic employer brand will only hurt retention and employee satisfaction. Your employer brand is an invaluable recruiting tool. American Psycho: recruiting for emotional intelligence is just as important as hard skills. So grab the candy corn, turn down the lights, and read on (spoiler alert).

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The Startup Hiring Guide: Hiring for rapid growth from 5 to 50

Workable

Even as remote work becomes more of a standard in 2020 and beyond, human interaction is highly valued and appreciated. While it can be fairly simple to assess a candidate’s current skills rating their potential is less so. It means that you need to assess people on their behavior, mentality and match to the values of your organization.

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8 Intriguing Recruitment News Stories this Week – 9th November 2015

Social Talent

Talent Pool Expanding as FTSE 350 Boards Expected to be 33% Female by 2020. Lord Davies has concluded 5 years of outstanding work on gender equality by proposing a series of recommendations including a bold new target of all FTSE 350 boards having 33% female representation by 2020 – around 350 more women in top positions.