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New features for mobile recruiting!

Workable

By accessing Workable on your smartphone you have all the information you need to get moving with a good candidate from wherever you are. Get back in touch on time and ensure the candidate experience is everything that it should be. The flexibility mobile recruiting gives is provides that nudge. Access all areas.

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Why are you still using hiring spreadsheets?

Workable

Candidate experience fails expectations. A fragmented and piecemeal management system won’t offer the seamless, enriched, and informed process for job applicants and candidates. Poor candidate experience negatively impacts your employment brand. Looking for a mobile recruiting app?

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Top 100 HR and Recruitment Blogs [by Organic Traffic with Top 3 Articles Each]

Ongig

Recruiting Blog. Recruiting Trends and Tips. Candidate Experience. Top 3 HR/Recruitment Blog Posts. Data-Driven Recruitment. Candidate Experience. Top 3 HR/Recruitment Blog Posts. Effective Communication in the Workplace: How and Why? Recruiting Blog. Candidate Experience.

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2018 People, HR, TA and Recruiting Conferences

Ongig

How to best use people analytics to align your organizations with the business strategy. Metrics of candidate experience. How to measure hiring success. How to extend brand into recruiting. Proactive recruiting, not reactive recruiting. Measuring diversity and inclusion recruiting.

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The Future of Applicant Tracking Systems: A Recruiting Roadmap.

Recruiting Daily

Most of what we refer to as “ candidate experience ” focuses largely on the phenomenon that applying for a job sucks, and knowing where you are in any given hiring process proves to be the overwhelming exception rather than an anomalism to the rules. If that isn’t working, that’s not their problem.