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5 Ways to Level Up Your Job Descriptions

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This shift is maybe most noticeable in the way that company career pages, and the job descriptions that are housed on those pages, have evolved. Gone are the days where an effective job description consisted of a paragraph or two describing the company, followed by a laundry list of role requirements.

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3 Ways GitLab Adds Radical Transparency to Its Job Descriptions

Linkedin Talent Blog

GitLab serves up the kind of details in its job descriptions that other employers tend to keep under wraps. The software development company goes far beyond listing skills requirements and job responsibilities to shed light on such matters as compensation and career paths. GitLab’s answer: Transparency.

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Sourcing Diverse Talent: Solving the Pain Points

Social Talent

When sourcers understand the issue and build strategies to compensate, the environment shifts. And the benefits of sourcing diverse talent are enormous: Improves innovation and reduces homogenization ( Josh Bersin ). Job descriptions of course! Learn more : How to Write More Inclusive Job Descriptions 3.

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11 Healthcare Recruitment Strategies to Attract Candidates in 2024

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Healthcare Recruitment Strategies Improve your job descriptions Your job descriptions are the first thing that pique a candidate’s interest–or completely dissuade them from applying. Most employers don’t give job descriptions the level of attention they deserve.

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Jobs Ads from Hell — and What They Teach Us

Linkedin Talent Blog

Consider them the job ads from hell. They’re job descriptions so full of red flags that they make candidates want to do anything. except take the job. who would be compensated with “power, water, and bathroom access,” but no actual wages. Red flags are on the rise OK, these examples are extreme.

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Candidate Needs (for Job Ads)

Ongig

I’m reading a great new book about winning political fights — it’s called The Fixer by Bradley Tusk. It reminded me of a powerful tool to use in winning candidates through job ads: self-interest. What’s a job candidate’s top self-interest? Some tips: Compensation — Mention comp.

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7 Habits of Highly Successful Compensation Professionals

Recruiting Daily

But for all the job openings technology creates, it eliminates a number of others. That means advances in technology are creating new requirements for candidates, even while they generate new challenges for compensation professionals. These new job structures were becoming more common even before the pandemic. Self-Discipline.