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How to Drive Candidate Engagement with High Quality Job Posts

Hospital Recruiting

Content that attracts or detracts Opening your posting with an exhaustive list of ‘you must have’ requirements, or even posting the entire job description, is a surefire way to get an applicant to move on to the next posting. Optimize your website, career and social media pages to accept applications with as few clicks as possible.

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Creative Ways to Get Top Talent in the Door

Homebase

Discover how to leverage social media, employee referrals, unique hiring events, and strategic partnerships to attract top candidates. From crafting compelling job descriptions to showcasing your company culture, you’ll get actionable tips to make your job openings stand out and reach the best talent in your industry.

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Building a Diverse & Inclusive Marketing & Creative Team

Celarity

Encourage employees to share your job ads within their networks, and/or social media. Diversify Your Job Descriptions . Find creative ways to be more inclusive with your tone/language within your job descriptions to appeal to candidates from a variety of backgrounds.

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Creative Candidate Sourcing Strategies for 2023

Hireserve

This comes from the reasonable impulse to cast a wide net — after all, the more potential applicants see your job opening, the more likely you are to get great job candidates applying, right? And don’t forget that not all social media platforms are used equally by different age groups.

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14 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Best Talent in 2024

Recruiter Flow

Create blog posts, social media content, and newsletters targeting both your target candidates and clients. Targeted job ads More than half of job seekers around the world see job descriptions as a critical factor that influences their decision to apply for a job! Never mention a race or ethnicity.

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16 Recruiting Skills to Excel in 2024

Recruiter Flow

According to a survey of around 1000 Americans , candidates look for jobs in multiple channels, including: Company websites (24.82%) Job boards (24.54%) Referrals (23.43%) Social media (12.7%) So, instead of waiting for candidates to apply for a job, you source them from different channels and reach out to them.

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The Dos and Don’ts of Recruitment Marketing

Hireserve

Don’t Create Unengaging Job Descriptions . This is one of the most common mistakes recruiters make – the first time a candidate engages with your organisation could be through a description of an open role posted to a job board. This could be a job seeker’s first – and only – impression of your organisation.