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Candidate Experience Survey: The Ultimate Guide for Recruiters

Recruiter Flow

A candidate experience survey is a great way to measure your candidate experience, which involves directly asking your candidates about it. This blog guide helps you craft the best candidate experience surveys to unlock the full potential of your recruitment effort. What is a Candidate Experience Survey?

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Improve Employee Experience by Starting a Book Club at Work

ExactHire Recruiting

Implementing an optional office book club is a fantastic way to encourage employees to try something new, improve themselves and connect with one another. For other ideas, or more tips on building work culture, check out our Free ATS Guide! Naturally, I advertised the opportunity to the rest of our small organization and…voila!

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What candidates want in work culture

Leoforce

What candidates want in work culture. The pandemic is shaping American culture and restructuring where we work, the tools we use, who we work with, and the work environment. Often an intangible quality, work culture is crucial to any employee experience. . Workplace culture is formed by: . Arya - Recruiting AI Technology.

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What candidates want in work culture

Leoforce

What candidates want in work culture. The pandemic is shaping American culture and restructuring where we work, the tools we use, who we work with, and the work environment. Often an intangible quality, work culture is crucial to any employee experience. . Workplace culture is formed by: . Arya - Recruiting AI Technology.

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Think outside the office: How company culture can flourish even when working remotely

Social Talent

It’s fair to say that there’s nothing quite like lockdown orders to remind us that company culture is not confined to an office. As Forbes points out, the physical objects synonymous with culture, like gourmet coffee bars and ping pong tables, are only ‘expressions or channels of culture’ They are not the culture itself.

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Recognition Boosts Employee Engagement and Productivity | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

Employee recognition in the workplace is important because it has a lasting influence on engagement, productivity, retention, and company culture as a whole. Compared to employees who don’t feel they’re recognized regularly at work, employees who do feel recognized have a more positive view of company culture: 2.6x

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A Strengths-Based Culture Drives Performance

ExactHire Recruiting

Because nurturing talent in sports is all about finding out what someone is good at and then making them really great at it–strengths-based culture. A strengths-based culture is developed by focusing on aligning strengths with requirements. Why are sports analogies commonly found in business?

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