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Elevating Your Front Desk: Tips for Recruiting Outstanding Entry-Level Talent

Professional Alternatives

Offer competitive compensation and benefits : Ensure that your compensation package is competitive and reflects the value of the role. Role-playing exercises : Simulate scenarios that receptionists commonly encounter to assess a candidate’s ability to handle different situations.

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How to Maximize Internal Career Opportunities to Engage and Retain Talent

Social Talent

In this episode: What internal mobility looks like in H&M The positives and negatives of internal mobility The importance of learning and development How visibility impacts successful internal mobility programs Key takeaways: 1. Mobility in H&M In H&M internal hiring has been a source of their growth for many years.

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5 HUGE Lessons Recruiters Must Learn from 2014’s Biggest Outcomes

Social Talent

2014 was choc-a-block with lessons to be learned, tips to take note of and techniques to be applied to how we go about sourcing in 2015, and we want to make sure you didn’t miss any of them: Mobile Usage Surpassed Desktop. In 2014, mobile was no longer just an up and coming technology to be thought about in future terms.

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Candidate Experience: A Crash Course for Modern Recruiters

Jibe

Candidate experience refers to how job seekers perceive and react to employers’ sourcing, recruiting, interviewing, hiring, and onboarding processes. It has proven to be directly tied to recruiting performance , making it one of the most highly regarded talent acquisition topics today. Candidate Experience Definition.

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The recruitment process: 10 things you need to master to succeed

Workable

Recruitment Marketing – find and attract better candidates. Referrals – tap into your existing employee network to source candidates. While it’s important to outline the duties of the position and the compensation for performing those duties, including only those details will come off as merely transactional.