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It’s Time to Get Serious about Referral Recruiting – Here’s how!

SmartRecruiters

There’s more… Industry giants like Google, Intel, and Accenture do referral recruitment. The good news is you’re about to learn how to make this happen. If you’re a massive company with offices sprinkled across the globe, internal jobboards can offer a lifeline and make passive referral hiring Hulk-level strong.

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Recruiter’s Guide to Overcome The Biggest Hiring Challenges

Recruiting Daily

Additionally, recruiters need to ensure that remote employees are a good cultural fit for the organization, as they will not have the same level of in-person interaction with their colleagues. Furthermore, remote hiring requires recruiters to adapt their recruitment strategies.

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The Top Recruitment Metrics You Need to Track in 2023

PandoLogic

Common applicant sources include job postings, employee referrals, recruitment agencies, job boards, and social media platforms. By understanding the effectiveness of each applicant source, employers can optimize their recruitment process and ensure they are reaching the right candidates for the job.

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Diversity Recruiting: Importance, Strategies, and Tools

Recruiter Flow

It’s an issue of making the people who do make it through the pipeline want to stay at your company.” – Andrea Barrica, CEO of O.school Why is diversity recruiting important? Bringing onboard a diverse workforce enhances your decision-making process about 87% of the time. This means diversity leads to smarter teams!

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We're All Out of Friends

Recruiting Blogs

At some hopeful point, when an impetus to grow arises and more team members are needed, that team is going to likely look close to home, meaning another friend, an internal referral, or maybe even a family member – that is, someone who can be trusted to not disrupt the manageable culture that everyone believes is paramount to the early success.

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Why Your Next New Hire May Be a Former Colleague — and 3 Tips to Successfully Recruit Boomerangs

Linkedin Talent Blog

They’re already familiar with your culture and need less training and hand-holding compared to new-hire counterparts. This makes sense, as boomerangs have a head start because they already know how to get things done. Offboarding doesn’t get as much attention as onboarding , but it should. They ramp up faster. They cost more.

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We're All Out of Friends

Recruiting Blogs

At some hopeful point, when an impetus to grow arises and more team members are needed, that team is going to likely look close to home, meaning another friend, an internal referral, or maybe even a family member – that is, someone who can be trusted to not disrupt the manageable culture that everyone believes is paramount to the early success.