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Candidate Experience vs Candidate Engagement: What’s the Difference?

JazzHR

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.

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15 Efficient Ways to Reduce Time to Hire in 2024

AkkenCloud

From leveraging advanced technology to optimizing candidate engagement, these approaches will equip you with the tools necessary to transform your hiring strategy. This allows recruiters to focus their efforts on engaging with top candidates sooner. Click HERE to schedule a Live Demo.

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7 Ways to Keep Candidates Engaged Throughout the Hiring Process

CareerPlug

So how can you improve candidate engagement in your hiring process? If you aren’t getting candidates excited about your company and effectively communicating throughout, then you’ll struggle to make the right hires for your team. Candidates have more options than ever in the current job market.

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And the Oscar Goes To…Your Staffing Agency!

Automated Business Designs

If a candidate has a good relationship and experience with a recruiter, they will be more honest if they aren’t interested in a position and will be there if they are. Writing (Original Job Description) Writing a good job description that stands out is like writing an original screenplay. What would make you apply?

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NEIRA 2021: How to Win When Competing With 10+ Companies for Every Top Candidate

Hireology

Job descriptions: Your job descriptions are often your first (and sometimes your only) opportunity to engage with a job seeker. You respond to a great applicant only for them to say that they’ve already accepted another job. What does mobile have to do with speed? .

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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.

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How to Optimize Your Recruitment Marketing Budget for Success

PandoLogic

This will help attract top talent and create a positive image among potential candidates. Engage passive candidates: Use platforms like LinkedIn or Indeed to identify and engage passive candidates who might not be actively looking for a job but may be interested if a compelling offer is received.