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Tips For Recruiting Hard to Fill Positions

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Company culture Elements of a company’s culture can make it hard to find a good match, like if the company has a reputation for being very demanding or lacking work-life balance. Low compensation For many candidates, moving forward with a company comes down to dollars and cents.

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Top 10 Strategies for Sourcing Highly-Qualified IT and Engineering Candidates

Contract Recruiter

Utilize Niche Job Boards and Websites Rather than relying solely on general job boards, consider targeting niche job boards and websites specifically catering to IT and engineering professionals. This will increase the chances of attracting highly-qualified candidates.

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Which Recruitment Metrics Are Right For You – Cost Per Hire?

ExactHire Recruiting

It may not be as simple as relying on comparisons for your industry because many factors can come into play such as your company size, geographic area, organizational culture, compensation and benefits package, number of steps in the hiring process and brand reputation.

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Recruiting Q&As from Bamboo HR’s Employee Experience Week

Workable

On start-up recruiting without benefits and perks. On compensation in different markets. On start-up recruiting without benefits and perks. Guest: What is the best way to recruit people into a start up that currently has no formal benefits and very few perks. Currently we have looked in areas like Dice or POCIT.

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4 best tech recruitment and employee retention strategies

Devskiller

In general, the most important thing a developer considers when assessing a job is compensation, according to Stack Overflow’s research. They care significantly less about other benefits, such as health insurance, computer/office equipment allowances, stock options or shares, retirement or pension savings matching or parental leave.

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Talent in Hot Tech Fields Feed on Perks – Literally

Staffing Talk

. “Technology professionals often view what they do for a living as more of a lifestyle than an occupation,” says Shravan Goli, president, Dice. Attracting these professionals requires a package of compensation and perks that enhances their minds and bodies, as well as their wallets.”

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A Practical Guide for Tackling the High Attrition Rate in Tech

Devskiller

years, despite the generous benefits package and fancy office space that Uber offers . The main reasons why tech employees leave their jobs are: Seeking higher compensation (71%), . Source: Dice . Assessing the soft skills and culture-fit: . Uber – on average, their employees stay with the company just 1.8