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Employer Branding for Women in Technology Q&A

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Did you watch our recent webinar, Employer Branding That Speaks Uniquely to Women in Technology? Ashley and Maritza answer your questions about employer branding for women in technology, including: Partnership budgets. Those roles are sparser in comparison to our US-based roles. Innovative content deliverables.

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Employer Branding for Women in Technology Q&A

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Did you watch our recent webinar, Employer Branding That Speaks Uniquely to Women in Technology? Ashley and Maritza answer your questions about employer branding for women in technology, including: Partnership budgets. Those roles are sparser in comparison to our US-based roles. Innovative content deliverables.

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65 Recruitment Statistics to Help You Hire Better in 2024

Recruiter Flow

34% of candidates from a survey reported not hearing back from the recruiter in over 60 days and only 7% were notified of not getting the job. 55% of candidates believe it should take them 1-2 weeks to go from the first interview to being offered the job letter. On average, it takes about 23 days for an interview process to finish.

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Lessons To Learn From Common Hiring Challenges

McQuiag

Lesson: After a long day of interviewing, you probably want to compare notes with your colleagues and sort through your applicants. If you are having a hard time sorting for the differences between candidates, however, it could be due to the way you're interviewing. A better approach is to use a structured interview.

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How Dent Wizard Won a Candidate Experience Award and Why It Doesn’t Matter

Survale

So I thought I’d chronicle our approach in writing, but I also want to be clear that the award pales in comparison to the benefits that come from actively measuring, managing and improving your candidate experience. We set up index metrics for key variables like candidate satisfaction, employer brand affinity, and Net Promoter score.

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Quick-Start Guide to Your Glassdoor Free Employer Profile

Glassdoor for Employers

Once you have logged in to your new Glassdoor account, you will land in the Employer Center. The Glassdoor Employer Center will serve as your go-to spot for keeping your profile up to date, viewing and responding to reviews, and managing your overall employer brand reputation on Glassdoor. Step 2: Tell your story.

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Newsflash: Your Employees Are Telling Stories

Glassdoor for Employers

In short, storytelling rules for selling a brand, company culture and open opportunities. With that in mind, employers would do well to empower employees to share their own stories in their own voices. What is an employer brand? That’s easy: your employer brand is your reputation as an employer.