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Adapting Recruitment and Retention Strategies for the Modern Retail Space

Slayton Search Partners

Now more than ever, retail leaders must adapt their recruitment and retention strategies accordingly to stabilize their workforce and access the talent they need to thrive. Talent Retention Issues Persist Attrition, much like labor shortages, is an issue facing the retail sector at all levels.

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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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Why you should prioritize workplace stress management during the pandemic

Workable

Organizations had to quickly adjust their operations to serve remote work and employees on their behalf to adapt to this new work fashion efficiently. Plus, based on another source 50% of millennials and 75% of Gen Zers have left a job due to mental health reasons. Foster a psychologically safe and inclusive culture.

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A Road Map to Reinventing Your Corporate Culture

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In this context, a solid, supportive, and motivating company culture has never been more important. Source: CC7 / Shutterstock. Company culture is a tool for more than recruitment and retention; if done right, it goes much deeper. Sometimes, it is painfully obvious when your company needs a culture change.

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Cracking the Career Development Code

Speaker: Julie Winkle Giulioni, Author, Help Them Grow or Watch Them Go: Career Conversations Employees Want

Despite being consistently linked with high levels of engagement, discretionary effort, retention, and results, career development continues to be among the greatest sources of employee dissatisfaction in today’s workplace. Yet, too few organizations have discovered how to accomplish this in a sustained and sustainable fashion.

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3 Reasons Why Candidate Personas Will Help You Hire

Glassdoor for Employers

Do they visit industry sites or is Facebook their primary source of breaking news, as this report from the Media Insight Project suggests is the case for many younger people? Ask yourself whether formal business language will convey the right image, or will it come across as stuffy and old fashioned? What social platforms do they use?

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You’d Better Ask Somebody: Why Employee Referrals (Still) Matter in Hiring.

Recruiting Daily

I don’t blame her for anything other than poor judgement; the fact is, for better or for worse, we live in a feedback culture. Stepping up or refreshing your referral strategies – and increasing the time and resources recruiters currently allocate towards this critical source of hire – just makes sense.

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