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Elevate 2020: Week 3 Recap

Hireology

Hireology surveyed a pool of recently hired applicants to gauge what they expected from the hiring process from start to finish. Read the recap of the third week of Elevate below, and if you’d like a more in-depth look at the applicant sentiment, you can read our 2020 Applicant Experience Research Report on our Elevate post-event page.

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The new recruitment trends 2020: What they mean for you and your business

Social Talent

Diversity and Inclusion . It has been proven numerous times that diverse and inclusive teams perform better. It’s almost intuitive now, at least in terms of understanding on a face level, but there is a growing (and welcome) trend that seeks to hammer home the point that just hiring diverse employees isn’t enough.

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12 Companies Ramping Up Their Diversity & Inclusion Efforts - and How You Can Too

Glassdoor for Employers

While more diverse than in the past, it's no secret that corporate America suffers from a lack of diversity and inclusion. Nowadays, companies are being more intentional about ramping up their diversity and inclusion efforts to show solidarity and support to their underrepresented employees. Genentech. "At

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February 2020 Jobs Report Recap: Key Takeaways and Hiring Tips

Hireology

The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently released its February 2020 jobs report. Despite the uncertainty, the latest numbers show the labor market remains strong, making hiring highly competitive across industries. We’ve outlined some hiring best practices below. . According to the latest numbers, after ticking up slightly to 3.6

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Building a Diverse Engineering Team in 2022: The Beginner’s Guide

Recruiting Daily

The tech industry’s long-standing diversity problem is no secret, especially when it comes to engineering. Despite the recent focus on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, tech companies still have significant room for improvement. In addition, only 25% of workers reported their leadership teams to be “very diverse.” .

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DEIB in 2024: No Longer Important in Tech Hiring?

HIRED

Diversity , equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) foster innovation, drive company growth, and entice the best talent. Yet, as companies reduce budgets in response to hiring market shifts, DEIB initiatives become ‘nice-to-haves’ as opposed to ‘must-haves.’ from September 2019 – 2020. Related: Want to Hire More Women?

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5 Ways Eightfold Turbo-charges Diversity Hiring With Workday (part 4 of 4)

Eightfold

Now, we’re going to take a look at diversity hiring, and the power of adding AI to a Workday system. Postmates , for example, turned to a talent intelligence platform and increased Black, Hispanic, and female applicants sharply, the latter by 91 percent between September 2019 and September 2020. Is it a sourcing issue?