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3 Ways to Improve Candidate Engagement

JazzHR

A CareerBuilder survey found that 42% of job seekers who have a bad candidate experience at a company say they would never apply there again, and 22% say they would tell other candidates not to work there. To improve candidate engagement, employers should: Identify problematic areas in the hiring process.

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Why You Need to Measure Candidate Engagement and Satisfaction Together

JazzHR

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. If you ask applicants to fill out dozens of forms by hand for an hour, you’ll technically have evidence of candidate engagement. Why measure both?

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Candidate Engagement Strategies to Improve Applicant Experience

PandoLogic

The way you treat candidates during the recruitment process will influence how they view your company in the future and what they say about their experience to others. The most common candidate engagement issues include: Long application process. One of the most important candidate engagement strategies is communication.

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The Ultimate Text Recruiting Guide for Candidate Engagement in 2023

Hiretual

In fact, a survey by Workstream showed that 66% of job seekers find it acceptable to receive a text for an open role. With some of the benefits of texting considered, here are some guidelines for text recruiting candidates. A survey of job seekers found that texting any time between 8 am and 12 pm is ideal.

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Passive Candidate Engagement––A Playbook: The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Your Talent Pipeline Active and Flowing

Passive Candidate Engagement – A Playbook: The Ultimate Guide to Keeping Your Talent Pipeline Active and Flowing offers a game plan: Play the social media field to engage. Recent studies find that 7 in 10 employees are actually looking at other job opportunities, or are at least open to new career opportunities.

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Announcing our New World of Work survey report

Workable

With this 30-question survey, we at Workable wanted to look at how businesses pivoted over the past several months, and what they’re planning for the future – be that a “new normal”, a “new way of work”, or something else altogether. The result is Workable’s New World of Work survey report. The numbers from our survey prove that.

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How, When, and Why to Text: Candidate Engagement

Recruiting Daily

The share of Americans that own a smartphone of 85%, up from just 35% in Pew Research Center’s first survey of smartphone ownership conducted in 2011.” . In addition to the dos and don’ts of initial contact, texts serve to invite engagement from interested parties. . uses SMS at a volume that most other countries don’t.