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Long Distance Love: How to Create an Awesome Candidate Experience for Remote Employees

Breezy HR

Here’s how to create an awesome candidate experience that truly transcends time and space. Stand Out from the Crowd Chances are, one of the things you love about hiring remotely is that you get to break out of the local talent pool and choose literally the best person in the world for the job. Now, you’re ready to interview.

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The Candidate Experience: Addressing the Evolution of Candidate Behavior – July 2015 Roundup

Spark Hire

Before the times of the telephone and Internet, the candidate experience during an interview and on the job was pretty bland and oftentimes overlooked. The way candidates felt during and after the interview wasn’t exactly seen as an important aspect of the recruiting and hiring process — and was rarely improved.

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How to Make a Job Ad That Attracts Candidates (+ Examples)

Hundred5

TL;DR – Key Takeaways Good job ads bring in better applicants, lower turnover and attrition, help you hire more quickly, and have a lower cost per hire. A job advertisement and a job description are not the same! A job ad, or job posting, is where you announce the newly open job.

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The Top 100 Applicant Tracking Systems in 2018

Ongig

Instead, we focus on the employers doing the most hiring as measured by number of open job descriptions. Interview Exchange (Hirezon). The main benefit of a best-of-breed ATS is that you can more easily add 3rd party software applications (video interviewing, sourcing, credit checks, etc.). First, a bit on the criteria.

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The 7 Deadly Sins of Recruiting (and How to Overcome Them)

Linkedin Talent Blog

The most common complaint of candidates and why recruiters get a bad rap. Or worse, you come in for an on-site interview, investing hours of your time, only to be “ghosted” and never hear an update. Recruiting Sin #6: Not being prepared for interviews. You know what candidates hate? Plus, let’s be real: rejections suck.

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