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The Cost of Making a New Hire

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How to “Invest” Well in New Hires. Hiring a new employee can be compared to making an investment. A new hire decision has to factor in recruiting costs, hiring time and effort, new trainings and productivity loss, and potential turnover. Hiring a new employee can be compared to making an investment.

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What is a Pre-Employment Test?

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Traditionally, the hiring process has consisted of looking over paper applications, reviewing resumes, conducting interviews and hiring the best candidate from the pool. Pre-employment testing is a hiring tool that is increasingly being used by employers to screen applicants. Step 3: Hire The Best Fit.

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Understanding Your Recruiting Competition (and How It Impacts Your Hiring)

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Knowing your recruiting competition just as well (or better than) you understand you’re recruiting strategy is a vital piece of hiring top talent. Missing this important step when attempting to overhaul how you hire will be extremely detrimental to both the quantity and quality of your applicant pool.

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5 Ways to Decrease Turnover

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Research suggests that for some companies it can cost up to one-fifth of an employee’s salary to find, hire and train a suitable replacement. Luckily, by improving the environment at work, practicing smart hiring strategies, and ensuring that your company stays well organized, it’s possible to keep turnover at a minimum.

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3 Applicant Tracking Systems That Will Help You Hire Generation Z

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While your youngest new hires share many characteristics with the Millennial generation, they’ve got an entirely different outlook on things such as workplace culture, diversity, and even the importance of having a job. And it means making the application process so easy that Gen Z won’t abandon your outdated hiring form.

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Recruiting passive candidates: 7 tactics

CareerArc

To help you adopt effective ways to reach and recruit passive candidates, we asked hiring managers and business leaders this exact question. Because the ambassadors are not making the hiring decisions, candidates may feel more comfortable asking questions. Here are their answers: Use social media to share a compelling employer brand.

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Using Transparency To Reduce Turnover

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You should also consider the time it takes to screen candidates, go through the interview process, onboard, and train new employees. Along with that, running background checks and drug screenings can be costly and time-consuming, but it's easily avoidable if you're intentional in the way you advertise your positions. READ MORE

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