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A Strengths-Based Culture Drives Performance

ExactHire Recruiting

Why are sports analogies commonly found in business? Because nurturing talent in sports is all about finding out what someone is good at and then making them really great at it–strengths-based culture. A strengths-based culture is developed by focusing on aligning strengths with requirements.

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A Strengths-Based Culture Drives Performance

ExactHire Recruiting

Why are sports analogies commonly found in business? Because nurturing talent in sports is all about finding out what someone is good at and then making them really great at it–strengths-based culture. A strengths-based culture is developed by focusing on aligning strengths with requirements.

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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

Achievers - Recruiting

While compensation is arguably the most critical factor, other elements of an EVP have become increasingly valuable to employees today, including work-life balance, location, culture, and opportunities for advancement. It’s an expression of the culture, values, and overall corporate direction of a company. Organizational culture.

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The Candidate Experience: Perspectives on Video Interviews, Assessments and Hiring.

mroads

Today employers have tools to increase efficiency and efficacy, including video interviews, automated assessments, and more. The November 2016 pulse survey reached more than 250 individuals and employers, uncovering some interesting findings that both validated existing beliefs as well as uncovered some new insights.

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How to Set Your Company’s Diversity and Inclusion Goals

Ideal

Start by assessing your data. This could be stored in your ATS system or collected during employee surveys. Often company statistics can be misleading with percentages that sound diverse, while still sporting a homogenous C-suite of executives that are predominantly white and male. Workplace surveys for employee satisfaction.

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Why Empathy, Not Dollars, Is Key to Candidate Experience

SmartRecruiters

Couple that with the fact that 92 percent of the employees surveyed who believe that empathy is undervalued, and it seems that today’s workplaces need a holistic reboot. According to Lurie, hiring is “a team sport,” with recruiters as the captains, “responsible for candidates’ emotional experience.”.

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6 Tips on How to Find a Career Path

Zengig

For example, surveys have shown that approximately 83 percent of senior managers are likely to hire someone who recently attained a college degree. This does not mean they should narrow their job search solely to sports teams and sporting websites. You need to be strategic and analytical when assessing a job offer.

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