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How to Set Your Company’s Diversity and Inclusion Goals

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Human resources teams have been put to the task of creating new processes and balanced diversity and inclusion goals in the workplace. Glassdoor reviews about diversity and racial justice have risen 63 percent since the Black Lives Matter movement took hold of the conversation in May 2020. Start by assessing your data.

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How to Create an Inclusive Employment Brand to Attract Women in Automotive

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With the automotive industry facing staffing shortages, it’s more important than ever before for dealers to have a strategy in place to attract female and other diverse employees. But the industry still has a long way to go to attract more women and make the workforce more diverse overall. Highlight Diverse Employee Success Stories.

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The Most Common Hiring Biases (And How to Avoid Them)

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You hire them, but over time, you find that they’re abrasive, that their charm is entirely fake, and that they barely know how to do their job and don’t seem interested to learn. A candidate’s keychain has a logo of a sports team you dislike. They cling on longer than they had any right to due to that initial bias.

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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

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This article covers the importance of an employee value proposition to business success and how to create and maintain a compelling proposition that reflects your organization. For instance, a sports equipment retailer might focus on health benefits and include fitness opportunities and discounts. Leverage employee advocacy.

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25 Strategic Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

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Strategic interview questions assess behavior, experience, skills, and goals. When chosen wisely, these questions allow you to assess and filter candidates with more precision than using general interview questions. Choose a mix of question types to assess ability, character, and commitment. Sound appealing?

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Dan Harten Executive Recruiter Interview

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Growing up, my childhood dream was to become a sports/football recruiter for the top Division I program in the nation. This is where I met Jonathan Kidder, and he taught me how to be a true sourcing professional. It is always helpful to know how the backend of the platforms work so you know how to utilize them the best way possible.

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Why Empathy, Not Dollars, Is Key to Candidate Experience

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But executive leadership is unsure how to facilitate that change, with 45 percent of CEOs reporting difficulty in demonstrating empathy in their daily working life. According to Lurie, hiring is “a team sport,” with recruiters as the captains, “responsible for candidates’ emotional experience.”.