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4 Reasons Your Careers Page Matters and How to Improve it

JazzHR

69% of applicants are more likely to apply for a job if the company actively maintains its employer brand. A good careers page shows off your benefits, your culture, your brand. This might sound goofy, but showing any inside look into your office or company culture goes a long way. 4) Use “normal” job titles.

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4 SMB Recruiting Best Practices for 2017

JazzHR

Seventy percent of most recruiting budgets goes to traditional methods such as job boards, recruiting tools, and staffing agencies. Employer brand messaging should focus on culture and career growth. Create a better company culture. A stronger culture can be tied to ROI, according to Fortune.

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9 Companies Getting Branding Right and What Talent Teams Can Learn From Them

Entelo

Here's what you can learn from nine organizations with stellar branding – vividly illustrating their employees’ story, instilling interest in potential candidates, spotlighting company culture and the importance of their values. Few people, if any, want to work at a boring place doing boring jobs.

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How to Make a Job Ad That Attracts Candidates (+ Examples)

Hundred5

Alongside posting on the company website and social media channels, recruiters often turn to popular job boards like Linkedin or Wellfound to advertise new job opportunities. Yet, to attract remote candidates or fill technical roles, try posting to industry-specific job sites like WeWorkRemotely , Dice , or Otta.

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Hiring Your Next Employee: The Ultimate Guide

ApplicantStack

You need to find the person who has the skills, work ethic, and fit for your culture. The job description serves many important purposes: Defines the job responsibilities. Introduces the applicant to the company and its culture. The components of a good job description include: Job location. EEOC statement.

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How to Hire Employees: The Ultimate Guide

ApplicantStack

You need to find the person who has the skills, work ethic, and fit for your culture. The job description serves many important purposes: Defines the job responsibilities. Introduces the applicant to the company and its culture. The components of a good job description include: Job location. EEOC statement.

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10 of the Best Job Descriptions in 2019

Ongig

Good Employer Branding — Consistent color, font and perhaps even corporate messaging (especially helpful if a candidate comes from a job board and hasn’t seen the rest of your career site yet!). Extra relevant Content (beyond the job description text) — Do you really want to bet the farm on just your JD text?