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What are the Biggest Challenges for Recruiting in 2024?

Social Talent

The right talent is harder to source than ever. Sourcing Talent in the Digital Expanse The global talent pool has expanded into a vast digital expanse, with potential candidates dispersed across various platforms, from LinkedIn to niche online communities. Traditional sourcing methods are no longer sufficient.

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14 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Best Talent in 2024

Recruiter Flow

Your “about” and “careers” pages on your website should reflect your culture, work ethics, and unique selling points (USPs). Source They’re clear on what they expect from the role and their content is fun and engaging to read, something that a design enthusiast might take up.

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There Are EPIC Female Candidates Out There- Here’s How to Find Them!

Social Talent

The reason why we still advocate diversity sourcing is because recruiters must not view diversity sourcing as zero-sum, where a diverse candidate is put on the shortlist just to tick a box. These exercises will help you broaden your initial sourcing efforts to ensure you are looking at a deep, diverse and rich pool of candidates.

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Your Own Worst Enemy: Fighting Unconscious Bias in Sourcing

1-Page

Yes, we can do more to support more inclusive cultures. This all starts with sourcing. Try this little exercise. How You Might be Practicing Unconscious Bias in Your Sourcing. Source: Flickr – WOCinTech. How to Fight Your Own Brain for More Diverse Sourcing. Source: Flickr – WOCinTech.

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WEBINAR RECAP: Building an Inclusive Workforce in a Remote World

Entelo

We've found that most companies are prioritizing their DE&I initiatives towards the Pre-Interview Stage (recruiting & sourcing). If you have an inclusive culture, you have to have representation. Look at the individuals in your company and embrace cultures and feature your employees to boost that culture.

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The Best Interview Questions to Ask IT Candidates

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

You need to cover all the standard interview topics like the candidate’s background, qualifications, and career goals while assessing whether they’re a good culture fit. Their answer will be huge in helping you assess whether the candidate can succeed in your workplace, both logistically and in terms of company culture.

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How Employers Can Spot & Prevent Job Burnout

ClearCompany Recruiting

When employees don’t feel like they receive recognition at work, they’re more likely to describe their company culture negatively, using phrases like “ plays favoritism.” Receiving feedback and connecting with colleagues is a good source of support. Exercise regularly and get adequate sleep. Receiving minimal recognition.

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