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Recruitment Pipeline: Definition, Benefits, and How to Create One

Recruiter Flow

Recruiters often find themselves in a constant juggling act, balancing interactions with candidates and clients, sifting through applications, and ensuring a seamless hiring process. It begins with sourcing, where candidates enter the pipeline. This stage aims to build a pool of qualified individuals.

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7 Ways to Boost Diversity & Inclusion Within Your Recruitment Process

Hundred5

Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) isn’t new. For years business functions have been working to ensure their teams are as diverse as possible, helping to bring together people with different ideas, viewpoints, and working styles to make teams up to 35% more effective. . Quick Links: What is Diversity & Inclusion?

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Candidate behaviour: Hospitality and retail focus

Hireserve

Hospitality and retail: Where are your candidates looking? As we might expect, an organisation’s own website is the the most popular source of information for candidates. Ensure your employer brand ( Monster have some great tips here if you are looking to develop yours ) is reflected across all online touchpoints.

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Recruitment Marketing Industry Highlights From Q1 and Q2 2016

Recruitics

Therefore, job boards and aggregators have worked to continuously optimize their candidate experience. To accomplish this, employment websites have begun altering their algorithms to return better results for candidates, streamline their experience and create return visitors.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Recruiting Benchmarks

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Since joining Appcast, Leah has helped employers, top recruitment ad agencies, job boards, RPOs, gig employers and staffing firms understand their data in the context of the job market to find ways to lower their overall cost of candidate acquisition through programmatic ad buying. Source: Appcast 2020 Recruitment Marketing Benchmark Report.

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New research: Older candidates & the recruitment process

Hireserve

Remember too that older candidates may be aware of ageist attitudes (whether intentional or not), which way dissuade them from contacting a potential employer. Take away: If you are keen to increase the number of older applicants, consider investing in sources more commonly used by older jobseekers, such as certain job boards or publications.

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Data-Driven Recruiting: How to Leverage Talent Analytics

JazzHR

There are four key benefits of incorporating data into your hiring process: 1) Improve the quality of hire Analytics provides objective insights that can elevate your hiring decisions, enabling you to ID candidates who best align with your org’s needs and ensure you only employ strong-fit individuals for crucial roles at your company.