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3 Ways to Ensure Transparency with Candidates in 2020

JazzHR

In 2020, don’t beat-around-the-bush about job specifics, compensation and hiring timelines. Craft specific, truthful job descriptions . Write job descriptions that honestly reflect the positions you’re looking to fill. . Candidates expect a fair and transparent recruitment process.

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3 Ways GitLab Adds Radical Transparency to Its Job Descriptions

Linkedin Talent Blog

GitLab serves up the kind of details in its job descriptions that other employers tend to keep under wraps. The software development company goes far beyond listing skills requirements and job responsibilities to shed light on such matters as compensation and career paths. GitLab’s answer: Transparency.

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6 Reasons Why Salary is the #1 Lever to Attract Talent [+ keep them!]

Ongig

In an increasingly competitive job market, transparency about your salary offers helps boost your chances of attracting (and retaining) top talent. ” To remain competitive in the job market, you’ll need to know what salary range to offer for a specific position based on experience and skills. Not sure why?

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6 Ways to Ensure You’re Meeting Candidate Expectations

PandoLogic

When candidate skill level and accurate job descriptions align, employers will find it easier on both themselves and the applicant to conduct a successful interview and find competitive candidates, especially for entry-level positions. Host A Memorable Interview Process, Both In-Person And Remote.

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Should you include salary in a job description? Let’s talk!

Workable

There are very few reasons for a candidate to apply for a job if the salary is below their threshold: The real question is, if you want to attract top talent with high potential, should salaries be included in the job description? Should salaries be mentioned in job descriptions?

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How to Stand Out in Today’s Hiring Landscape

Hireology

Make Your Job Descriptions Pop. Boring job descriptions may draw in some applications, but your applicants should want to work for your company. Focus on what is absolutely necessary for the job seeker to know — like requirements, day-to-day tasks, compensation, benefits — and leave the rest for the interview process. .

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Going remote: how to hire in 2020

The Getwork Blog

The term ‘work-from-home’ (WFH) can also appear in the title and job description, though ‘remote’ seems to be the more widely accepted option. Including relevant terms in your title and description make all the difference. You can also use your job description as an opportunity to underscore the benefits of a remote position.

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