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Rethinking Job Postings: Why Traditional Methods Fall Short in Today’s Hiring Market

Hiretual

These candidates bring unique skills and experiences. Recruiters need to actively find and engage with potential candidates using social media, professional networks, and targeted outreach. They check company reviews, employee testimonials , and social media presence before applying.

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Why You Should Infuse your Employer Brand in the Candidate Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

The candidate experience should validate the tone set by all your other employer branding work and materials. Recently, I presented this methodology for merging your employer brand throughout your candidate experience at the 2023 Talent Board CandEs Virtual Conference. The 3rd stage is screening and interviewing.

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Reactive vs. Proactive Recruiting: Which Strategy Yields Better Results?

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

With reactive recruiting, you don’t begin sourcing or screening activities until a vacancy occurs. Speed When you recruit reactively, you start the sourcing and screening process from scratch with each new vacancy, but the decision-making process is often rushed in order to get a candidate in the door.

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10 Habits of High Performing Recruiters

Recruiters Lineup

They invest time in attending conferences, webinars, and workshops to enhance their skills and expand their knowledge base. By staying informed, they are better equipped to make informed decisions and provide valuable insights to both candidates and hiring managers. Continuous Learning High-performing recruiters never stop learning.

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We asked recruiters to give their biggest pains in tech recruitment

Devskiller

Following up with candidates. Convincing candidates to do interviews. Writing reviews after the meeting with the candidate. Uploading candidates information on ATS. Technical screening. social media. Candidates adding skills they don’t have. Candidates no show. Conferences.

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15 tips and sourcing strategies in recruitment

Devskiller

Collect valuable candidate information, like resumes and work samples, as well as the type of projects candidates typically work on (check GitHub and Stack Overflow ). Pre-screen candidates with skills that match the roles they’re recruiting for. Typically, sourcers are tasked to find, qualify, and contact new candidates.

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Keeping Up with the Times: Adapting to Talent Acquisition Tools

Recruiting Daily

Today’s recruiters have access to an unprecedented array of tools and technologies that enable them to source, screen, and hire candidates with greater precision and agility than ever before. Increased Productivity & Efficiency It is one of the most obvious benefits of embracing TA technology.