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4 Ways to Handle Candidate Negotiations like a Pro

JazzHR

Guest blog by Olivia Harp, Content Editor at Negotiations.com. Is your company perhaps a better cultural fit, or are you offering more growth opportunities? Recruiters can, and should, adopt employer branding strategies to attract and pre-qualify strong candidates, and weed out those who may not fit the role. Over 73.3%

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The 5 Best Recruitment Marketing Techniques That You’re (Probably) Not Using

JazzHR

You also need to regularly create high-quality, career-focused content to help build your employer brand while also keeping active and passive candidates engaged. That could take the form of a blog with regular posts about your company’s operations and culture, industry news, or employee profiles.

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Recruitment Marketing for People with Disabilities: What You Need to Know

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Offer seminars both internally and externally to help people learn more about how integrating people with special abilities can create success for an organization. Here are some examples of content that might work well: Employee stories for your careers blog that feature people with special abilities doing great work at a job they love.

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Mastering the Art of Managing Your Recruiting Team: A Comprehensive Guide

Contract Recruiter

The professionals you bring into a company don’t just fill vacancies; they shape the very culture, direction, and future of an organization. It’s about fostering a culture of continuous learning, where failures are seen as stepping stones, and successes are celebrated collectively. What does it mean to lead in recruitment?

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How to do a developer-friendly employer brand overhaul for 2020

Stack Overflow

In order to win tech talent over from your competitors, you need to focus on revamping your employer brand to make sure it holds strong appeal to the software engineers you’re hoping to recruit. Here are some key elements of building a developer-friendly employer brand. Technology.

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Recruiting with LinkedIn: 10 smart tips for your recruiter toolbox

Hundred5

Ensure you have a strong employer brand on LinkedIn. Personalize your message or InMail by using the person’s first name and highlighting the elements of your employer brand that may appeal to them. Hello, [candidate name], It was a pleasure to meet you at [event/ seminar/ conference] last [week/month].

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2024 Strategies for Hiring in Higher Education

Hireserve

Only once this has been done can recruitment managers display what they know to be a truly impressive employer brand in their job advertisements. While many of these changes take time, some can work quicker than others. Achieving work-life balance is not just down to the individual.