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11 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Top Talent in 2023

Hundred5

#1 – Work on Your Employer Brand. Employer branding is perhaps the most important element in attracting, hiring, and retaining great talent. Put simply, your employer brand is what makes people want to work with you and for you. Learn more about the difference between employer branding and EVP.

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Top 10 Developer Assessment Tools in 2023

Recruiters Lineup

Tech recruiters have long struggled with the challenge of identifying qualified candidates with the right technical skills. The pitfalls of lengthy screening processes and the struggle to compare applicants fairly have crippled the hiring landscape. Are Developer Assessments Only for Technical Roles?

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

Linkedin Talent Blog

Make it easy for candidates to learn about your company Candidates are researching your company before applying for jobs to find information about your company culture , history, and achievements. Make it easy for candidates to learn about your company so they can determine if it’s the right fit for them.

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Scaling Fast With The Right Recruitment Technology

Manatal

Establish a company’s employer brand. Most businesses nowadays understand that to attract candidates, they need to establish their brand first. They know that candidates want to work with a company that supports their well-being and growth as much as they would support the growth of the company. Make Impact Hires.

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How Untested Assumptions Can Undercut Your Hiring

Linkedin Talent Blog

I worked with our facilities manager to write up the job description, source and screen candidates, interview, facilitate the hiring decision, and make the offer. I was a newbie HR rep right out of university, given the responsibility to fill the receptionist role at our regional office. He’s also been a two-time No.

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How to Assess If a Candidate Is Actually Motivated to Do a Great Job

Linkedin Talent Blog

I worked with our facilities manager to write up the job description, source and screen candidates, interview, facilitate the hiring decision, and make the offer. I was a newbie HR rep right out of university, given the responsibility to fill the receptionist role at our regional office. He’s also been a two-time No.

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We asked recruiters to give their biggest pains in tech recruitment

Devskiller

Following up with candidates. Convincing candidates to do interviews. Writing reviews after the meeting with the candidate. Uploading candidates information on ATS. Technical screening. 4th to 5th rounds of interview. Candidates no show. Lack of interviewer skill mastery/technical background.