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The Recruitment Process Checklist Every Recruiter Needs

Yello

Screening: Who does it and how? Assessment: How will you approach candidate evaluations ? What other sources are a part of your toolkit (like an employee referral program, social recruiting , job boards, people in your talent community , passive candidates, and more)? Any special promotions required?

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Candidate Experience for Dummies.

Recruiting Daily

For example, maybe you went to the same college as the candidate, or maybe even went to a rival or another school in the region. It makes sense to bring up your alma mater, and even talk some smack – these commonalities are the common currency of candidate engagement. Don’t Be Afraid To Answer Questions. All of Them.

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Social Recruiting: You’re Doing It Wrong.

Recruiting Daily

The way jobs get created is one heck of a fable, and you probably wouldn’t believe it even if I told it to you, which is why I’ve decided to stick to sourcing and screening instead of storytelling. The Social Recruiting Saga: Our Tale Begins. This is a true story about social recruiting.

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Employer Branding: Definition, Process, Strategy and Resources

Beamery

It sounds a little like jargon at first, but all EVP really means is the unique policies, programs, rewards and benefits that you offer candidates. Good talent should be dedicated enough to fill out complex forms, while the lengthy process should screen out apathetic applicants. Being “social”.

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The Top 15 HR Technologies And Recruiting Tools of 2015: The Final Countdown.

Recruiting Daily

The truth: we had second thoughts about putting HRMarketer on this list, given that its inclusion would be entirely self-serving, selfish and the sort of quid pro quo we normally try to avoid at Recruiting Daily (we’re not an analyst firm, which means we have policies against pay for play).

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