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

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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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How an Integrated Video Strategy Improves Candidate Engagement Metrics

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Furthermore, video interviews give hiring managers a chance to see how the candidate presents him or herself, before they come in for a face-to-face interview. Here’s an example how this process could work: A recruiter uses ATS tools to narrow down the candidate list to a handful of highly qualified professionals.

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How to Prevent Candidates from Ghosting You

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In other other words, if candidates feel ignored during the hiring process, they will expect similar treatment on the job. Consider sending out a survey to the candidates currently in your recruiting pipeline to gauge how they feel about your hiring flow. Invest in new candidate engagement technology.

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5 Do’s and Don’ts When it Comes to Engaging with Candidates

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Candidate engagement is a moving target. Hiring managers and recruiters need to think strategically to remain competitive in the tight jobs market. Here are five do’s and don’ts of the engagement experience: DO Identify Existing Engagement Challenges. And that’s just one example.

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Data-Driven Recruiting: How to Leverage Talent Analytics

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An SMB-centric ATS like JazzHR allows our customers to integrate popular recruiting tools and databases directly with our ATS. “All of these connect JazzHR so we were easily able to unify our data sources.” Are there specific steps or channels that tend to produce the most qualified candidates?

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3 Easy Ways to Boost Your Employer Brand

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Therefore, it’s best practice to use more inclusive and straightforward titles like “developer” or “sales representative” in your job descriptions. Also consider the type of benefits you highlight in job listings. Where might candidates get stuck? How easy is your application process?

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Sustainable Hiring: How to Grow Your Teams for the Long Term

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Hiring managers should look for new ways to promote candidate engagement and hire for the long term. Ask candidates why they want to work for you. If you have trouble assessing cultural fit, the fault may not lie with the candidates, but rather with your promotional materials. Or are they vague and undefined?

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