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Candidate Experience: How To Get It Right and Win More Top-Tier Talent

Linkedin Talent Blog

A great candidate experience can help you engage more job seekers and sway your top-choice candidate toward accepting your job offer over another. Candidate experience is how a job seeker perceives a company’s brand throughout the hiring process — from the job description to the interview process to follow-up communications.

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Eliminating These 3 Common Tools Will Disrupt (and Improve) Your Hiring Process

Linkedin Talent Blog

It’s no secret that I consider psychological pseudo-tests like Predictive Index and DISC for assessing candidates as counterproductive, the use of behavioral interviewing as misguided and that the marketing of skills- and experience-laden job descriptions as ineffective for attracting the best and most diverse talent.

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Recruitment Pipeline: Definition, Benefits, and How to Create One

Recruiter Flow

This may involve phone or video interviews to evaluate skills, experience, and cultural fit. Interviews and assessments Candidates undergo more in-depth interviews, which may include behavioral interviews, technical assessments, or case studies. Successful candidates proceed to the next stages.

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11 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Top Talent in 2023

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Everything from compelling job descriptions to the perceived company culture and employee referral program falls under the employer brand. Niche job boards are job boards specializing in a particular sector, field, or skill set. Visit our Linkedin page. #11 11 – Host Industry Events.

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10 Hiring Mistakes You Must Stop Making Right Now

Linkedin Talent Blog

Your job description is all about the “skills” and “experiences” required, instead of the work that needs to be done. But it’s actually a roundabout way to get to the real question you care about: “can they do the job?”. Instead of focusing on qualifications that suggest competence, go straight to what the job actually entails.

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18 Great Questions to Ask in a Peer Interview

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Make sure the team understands the role’s job description, duties, and responsibilities. This can help to keep the interview on track and ensure the team asks relevant peer interview questions. Learn more about the candidate and their professional experience through their CV or social media accounts like LinkedIn.

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10 Things That Still Puzzle Me After Recruiting for 45 Years

Linkedin Talent Blog

So rather than using a skills-infested job description, I always ask the hiring manager what the person needs to do to be successful and why a top person would see the job as a career move. To receive blog posts like this one straight in your inbox, subscribe to the blog newsletter.