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How to Write More Effective Job Descriptions – Checklists & Examples

CareerPlug

One of the first steps to take when you have an open role to fill is writing a job description and distributing it far and wide. But not all job descriptions are created equal. At CareerPlug, we’re committed to making hiring easier, and we know that an effective hiring process starts with an effective job description.

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Write The Best Job Descriptions In 7 Easy Steps | Free Templates

Recruit CRM

A job description (JD) is the first impression you're creating on a potential candidate. The key to writing a perfect job description includes— inclusivity, defeating explicit and implicit bias, engaging and prompting the candidate to take immediate action. How To Write A Job Description In 7 Easy Steps?

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11 Healthcare Recruitment Strategies to Attract Candidates in 2024

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Here are 11 healthcare recruitment strategies that will help you tighten up your hiring funnel and keep candidates interested from start to finish, making them more likely to reach the offer stage and say ‘yes’ to joining your team. Most employers don’t give job descriptions the level of attention they deserve.

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3 Easy Ways to Boost Your Employer Brand

JazzHR

Employer branding represents an organization’s reputation as a place of work, as well as its value proposition to its employees. In a crowded job market, your company’s employer brand is more important than ever. It’s what makes candidates choose your organization over the competition.

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5 Useful Best Practices for Rewriting Job Descriptions

Ongig

If you’ve experienced a delay in filling out your open roles, high turnover rates, or constant but unnecessary hiring, it might be time to start rewriting job descriptions. An Indeed survey revealed that 52% of job seekers say job description quality is very or extremely influential on their decision to apply.

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Millennials vs. Generation Z: Key Recruiting Differences

Yello

Benefits At a minimum, Generation Z expects the “Big 3” employee benefits : medical insurance, paid time off and retirement savings.Aside from the “Big 3,” Generation Z is looking for maternity and paternity benefits, student loan repayment, and tuition reimbursement. Most popular job search sources. Building an employer brand.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on Recruiting Benchmarks

Rally Recruitment Marketing

For people who were working minimum wage jobs, they’re making two to three times more not working than if they were back to work. The CARES Act states that they don’t have to apply for jobs to continue to get unemployment insurance. The data shows that more words in the job title mean lower apply rates.