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Good on Paper: Employer Brand & The Candidate Experience

Employment Metrix

I, like many of your friends, met my partner the old-fashioned way, using an app I downloaded on my iPhone. That’s what happens when your employer brand doesn’t match up with your candidate experience. The experience you offer your candidate will decide if you’re going to get dumped. Tale as old as time, I tell ya.

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Fashion Faux Pas: Funkyzeit Mit HR

Snark Attack

OpEd candidate experience fashion HR Recruiting Social Media worthless content' But when I was immersed in the world of Fortune 50 HR departments, the professional equivalent of a home ec class, I thought the best way to fit into a world where I was an obvious interloper was by simply […].

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Improve Candidate Experience to Boost Hiring Performance

The Hire Talent

As we mentioned a couple of times before, candidate experience is more than just a buzzword in HR; it is a business strategy with long-term consequences. Fortunately, companies and recruiting agencies can rely on technology to improve their candidatesexperience and certain strategic changes of their entire approach to hiring.

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How to: Drastically Improve Your Candidate Experience

Social Talent

Because, in essence, candidates are our customers and if we fail to provide them with the hiring experience they expect, they will find someone else who can give it to them, just as Blockbuster’s customers did. What are the effects of a bad candidate experience? How to: Improve Your Candidate Experience.

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We Still Need to Talk About Candidate Experience (Again)

MightyRecruiter

Responding to candidates in a timely manner is about your bottom line. Companies that prioritize the candidate experience are 2x as likely to improve their cost per hire compared to those who don’t,” reports Aberdeen Research Analyst Zach Lahey. Thank you for taking a moment to read my feedback to recruiters.

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4 Ways to Avoid ‘Quit-Tok’

Jobvite

Workers are using social media sites, like TikTok to share that they are quitting their jobs. Even though not all the people who left a job this year are quitting in such a public fashion, the fact remains that the power in the labor market is still in the hands of workers. Move your employer brand onto social media, including TikTok.

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The Robots Are Coming…Slowly

The Whiteboard

To summarise in true Whiteboard fashion, candidates in the most part, aren’t really digging Recruitment Tech. They’ll apply to a job posted via social media, but that’s where engagement trails off, with only 9% of Australians having completed a video interview.

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