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4 Things Your Job Descriptions Need to do

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Job descriptions are often the first stop in a candidate’s journey. Before a candidate lands on the beautiful careers site you’ve built out, they’re interacting with a job description first. To address this, forward-thinking Recruitment Marketing teams are creating enhanced job descriptions.

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Employer Branding: The Ultimate Strategy for Talent Acquisition Success

Contract Recruiter

“A robust employer brand can decrease your cost-per-hire by up to 50% and increase the quality of candidates by 50%. What’s more, an impressive 75% of job seekers will consider an employer’s brand before even applying for a job.“ What are the Benefits of a Strong Employer Brand?

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Why Skills-Based Hiring Starts with Your Job Descriptions

Linkedin Talent Blog

That’s a meaningful improvement, but there’s still a lot more employers could be doing to ensure they are hiring based on a candidate’s abilities. And that starts with one of the first steps in the hiring process: writing the job description. Skills-based hiring starts with rethinking your job descriptions.

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Transform Your Hiring Strategy: A Guide to Building a Recruitment Process Improvement Plan

Social Talent

It starts with an assessment of your current recruitment processes and their shortcomings, an understanding of what you want to achieve, and a specific set of actions intended to align processes with goals. Assess your current recruitment process: Begin by conducting a comprehensive audit of your existing recruitment process.

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11 Healthcare Recruitment Strategies to Attract Candidates in 2024

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Healthcare Recruitment Strategies Improve your job descriptions Your job descriptions are the first thing that pique a candidate’s interest–or completely dissuade them from applying. Most employers don’t give job descriptions the level of attention they deserve.

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How to Define Your Employee Value Proposition: The DIY Approach

Rally Recruitment Marketing

If you want to take charge of your company’s Employer Brand, a good place to start is by defining your Employee Value Proposition (EVP). A clearly defined EVP serves as the basis for your Employer Brand strategy and gives you a framework for creating authentic, compelling Recruitment Marketing content.

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Recruiting Automation: Invaluable for Today’s Talent Teams

JazzHR

By keeping candidates informed and engaged every step of the way, you invariably improve your employer brand reputation and foster stronger relationships with top talent. Applicants you pass on can still have profiles created so you can revisit them later, of course. Maybe they’ll be a fit for a future role.)

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