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Automotive News Retail Forum Recap

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The final installment of the Automotive News Retail Forum: Dealer Discussions virtual series wrapped up this week, showcasing how dealers and industry partners have weathered the staffing and inventory challenges this summer. Hireology recently integrated with Jobs on Facebook to make this simple. Automate the Hiring Process.

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6 Creative Sourcing Techniques to Add to Your Recruiting Strategy in 2022

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You’ve posted your roles on more job boards. 2021 was a really tough year for hiring, and 2022 is shaping up to be no different. . The good news is that there are job seekers out there (as evidenced by the growing workforce participation rate ). You have a referral program in place. You’ve updated your career site.

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[Webinar] Quality Over Quantity: Optimizing Your Job Board Budget

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An Automotive News + Hireology Webinar. Many dealerships believe the only place to get a high volume of quality candidates is through billion dollar job boards. Each year, dealerships spend anywhere from $500 to one million dollars on job boards only to be disappointed with the candidate traffic or lack of quality applicants.

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New Resource: Top 50 Automotive Dealership Job Descriptions

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A job description is typically the first point of contact prospective job applicants have with your dealership – and can have a significant impact on whether or not they apply to your open roles. To help your dealership secure quality candidates, we’ve pulled together a job descriptions guide.

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How Your Dealership Can Improve Your Recruitment Marketing Strategy to Avoid Overspending on Job Boards

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With the unemployment rate at a record-low, the hiring market is more competitive than ever before for employers across industries. And finding top talent is even more challenging for retail automotive, as fewer than 1 percent of job seekers are interested in careers at dealerships.

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The Product Specialist Job Description Blueprint

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According to the 2020 Cox Automotive Car Buyer Journey Study , an individual spends an average of just under 15 hours shopping for a new vehicle, 10 hours of which are completed without ever entering a dealership. Let job seekers know this key difference in the job description and post. Job: Product Specialist.

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Dealership Hiring: How to Shift Your People Strategy During Uncertain Times

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on retail automotive dealerships, as well as countless other organizations across industries. Given the uncertainty surrounding dealership sales in light of COVID-19, many dealers have had no choice but to lay off employees – at least temporarily – and put hiring on hold.