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Where Company Culture and Hiring Intersect

Employment Technologies

Increased wages and long-term health benefits are helping, though there are obvious financial implications that limit how far these perks can run. Company culture is another aspect of operations playing a key role in attracting and keeping the right talent. In simple terms, culture is knowing why and how you do what you do.

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How Leaders Can Encourage Representation in the Workplace

JazzHR

Diversity in business not only promotes equality among people of all ethnicities, social backgrounds, ages and abilities, but also brings a number of tangible benefits to an organization. Hiring candidates from different backgrounds gives an organization the ability to better adapt to changing markets, technologies and cultural landscapes.

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What to Look for When Hiring Creatives

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

It concluded that companies encouraging a creative culture are 3.5 Also, the interview questions used to assess candidates will differ. Culture The importance of company culture varies between technical and creative roles. To identify a strong culture fit, ask this: Tell me about the best job you’ve ever had.

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How to Recruit Furloughed Employees

SmartRecruiters

Fortune magazine has a good answer to these questions. While furloughed employees typically do not earn a paycheck, they do maintain their benefits, like healthcare. Furloughed employees are also eligible to collect unemployment benefits. The Hilton case works so well because there is mutual benefit on both sides.

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Four Strategies to Help Your Recruiter Help You Land That Role

TeamBuilderSearch

Recruiters can help match you with a great organization that fits with your goals, skill set, and cultural fit. Be open and honest about the type of role you are seeking, the size of organization you prefer, and the type of culture you see yourself thriving in. Convey your compensation and benefits package expectations.

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5 Ways to Support and Hire More Indigenous Workers

Linkedin Talent Blog

Recognize cultural differences To make Indigenous candidates feel welcome and comfortable during the recruiting and interview process, it’s important to practice inclusivity, recognize cultural differences, and implement an equity mindset. How can you rethink your recruitment strategies? His own story is a great example.

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Building an Internship Program: 7 Ways to Make Sure Yours Is a Huge Win-Win

Linkedin Talent Blog

The summer between my junior and senior years in college, I had an internship with Sports Illustrated that gave me my first exposure to magazine work. That apprenticeship led to a full-time job at SI , which ultimately opened the way for me to become editor in chief of Stanford and Via magazines. Apparently, I liked what I saw.

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