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Do You Have this Massive “Drop-Off” From Career Site to Job Descriptions?

Ongig

You’ve got a solid-looking company career site page like this: The “Hotel Lobby Theory” …yet your job description pages look something more like this JD below. The ATS-generated job pages have little to no marketing/candidate experience thought to them.

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A New Approach towards Candidate Experience

Recruiting Blogs

In my recent posts, I talked about how leading companies are simplifying their job application process to promote a positive candidate experience. However, candidates are expecting a bit more than the traditional practice of resume submission for a job opening. Marriott Hotels. Source: careerbuilder.

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September Jobs Report: Shifting Your Hotel’s Hiring Tactics

Hireology

While it was far below the industry monthly average of 197,000 jobs , it still shows that the hospitality industry is slowly but surely rebounding. On top of this, many of the hospitality folks who did lose their jobs at the onset of the pandemic are not necessarily jumping to take the jobs they had prior to March of 2020. .

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How to Prevent the Looming Travel Breakdown

The Staffing Stream

Airports are crowded with mobs of angry, frightened people … For businesses across the Western world — hotels and restaurants, cafes and newsagents, garages and tour operators — this would be nothing short of a disaster. Flights across the world are canceled, leaving thousands of travelers stranded far from home.

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How To Know If Your Careers Site Isn’t Converting Applicants (And What to Do About It)

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Each month, hundreds (if not thousands) of people are coming to your careers site to learn about your careers and view your job descriptions. For many of these people, you are spending money to get them there with the hope (maybe even expectation) that they apply to your jobs. My guess: not as many as you’d like. .

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How to Hire: 5 tips for hospitality recruiting

Workable

Restaurants, hotels – if you’re in one of those sectors, you know all too well the frustrations of high turnover; you deal with regularly open positions in a fast-growing business. Be transparent when crafting job descriptions. those with relevant degrees or extensive relevant experience).

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Skills-First Hiring: What It Is and Why You Should Try It

CareerPlug

For example, a retail sales associate may be able to demonstrate the interpersonal skills that would make them an outstanding hotel concierge, or the persuasive communication skills that would make them great at marketing. A great candidate may be thrown off by having to complete assessments before ever talking to someone about the role.

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