Candidate Engagement Candidate Experience Interviews JazzHR 
JazzHR
NOVEMBER 1, 2019
As the contest for top-performing workers continues to escalate, many recruiters have started to focus on metrics like candidate engagement and experience. Though these terms may sound alike, they are distinct concepts: Candidate experience is how job seekers feel about an employer’s recruiting, hiring and onboarding processes.
JazzHR
JUNE 28, 2019
Candidate engagement , which refers to the responsiveness of candidates and job applicants, is obviously different than customer engagement, which involves developing ongoing and loyal relationships with customers. Using analytics to better target customers and candidates.
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JazzHR
APRIL 17, 2020
Most talent acquisition professionals are familiar with the concept of the candidate experience. It’s a holistic view of all the feelings, interactions and impressions a job seeker goes through at every step of their candidate lifecycle. . Take Stock of Your Current Candidate Experience.
JazzHR
OCTOBER 31, 2019
It’s not enough to measure how active and responsive your candidates are; you need to know if they actually like the process, too. Here’s why you should measure these candidate experience metrics in tandem and which might help your organization the most. Not all candidate engagement is equal. Why measure both?
JazzHR
APRIL 6, 2020
Emphasis has been placed on delivering the best possible candidate experience. . As hiring ramps up across the healthcare sector, qualified candidates are still in short supply. In other markets, anxious job seekers are seeking a positive and validating candidate experience, hoping to find steady work and a reliable employer. .
JazzHR
NOVEMBER 12, 2018
If your best candidates are giving you the silent treatment, consider these tips to pique their interest once more: Distribute a candidate experience survey. In other other words, if candidates feel ignored during the hiring process, they will expect similar treatment on the job.
JazzHR
APRIL 2, 2018
The job interview: A major step that both candidates and hiring managers often approach the wrong way. The candidate may prepare in-depth answers ahead of time. Meanwhile, the hiring manager may ask surface-level questions that don’t accurately assess the candidate’s suitability for the position.
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