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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

Achievers - Recruiting

At its core, an employee value proposition (EVP) is the unique set of benefits and opportunities that a company offers employees in return for their skills and discretionary effort. Here are just a few ways a great EVP can benefit your organization. What is an employee value proposition (EVP)? Decrease turnover.

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10 Best Practices for Recruiting Interns (+ideas)

Hundred5

Are you looking to start recruiting interns? Internship programs, while something of a rite of passage for pre and post graduates, also carry many benefits for companies. First and foremost, the lion’s share of job seekers looking for internship positions are, of course, fresh college (or general tertiary education) graduates.

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College Students Seek to Work with Industry Leaders

Yello

The 2017 Yello Collegiate Study: Undergraduate Expectations surveyed more than 1,700 college students and found the number one reason college students choose to work in a particular city is because it is an industry hub. Highlight the city’s lifestyle benefits. Are you looking to enhance your 2017 college recruiting strategy?

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College Recruitment Strategy: What Every Recruiter Need To Avoid In Any Campus Recruiting Campaign

Recruiting Blogs

/BLOG/POSTS/COLLEGE-RECRUITING-STRATEGY - OCTOBER 23, 2019 - 11 MINUTE READ - CAMPUS-RECRUITING TALENT-ACQUISITION-LEADER. Why Are College Recruiting Strategies Important? As a result, it even gives greater importance to ensure your company has a detailed college recruiting strategy.

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College Recruitment Strategy: What Every Recruiter Need To Avoid In Any Campus Recruiting Campaign

Recruiting Blogs

Why Are College Recruiting Strategies Important? Today, companies are placing a higher value on recruiting students from colleges and universities. This paradigm shift is a growing trend for those in the recruitment field. There is also an educational component which applies to employers. Enter Gen Z.

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How to Scale Diversity Hiring at Your Organization

Entelo

Instead of saying “You need to interview more diverse candidates”, say “Help us achieve finding people from more varied backgrounds.” Rather than mandatory trainings, create voluntary education sessions about the value of diversity. One tip, also track candidate education levels and which higher ed institutions they are from.

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Why the Old Hiring Paradigm Needs Rethinking

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Continuing with time-tested HR approaches, your selection criteria focus on the candidate’s previous relevant experience, educational background and area of study. The benefits of this purposeful approach make the investment of time and energy worthwhile. We have put too much weight on college pedigree.

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