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Where Company Culture and Hiring Intersect

Employment Technologies

Company culture is another aspect of operations playing a key role in attracting and keeping the right talent. In simple terms, culture is knowing why and how you do what you do. How Does Company Culture Intersect with Hiring? Job Seekers Are Interpreting Experiences During the Hiring Process as Indicators of Company Culture.

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What to Look for When Hiring Creatives

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

It concluded that companies encouraging a creative culture are 3.5 Culture The importance of company culture varies between technical and creative roles. Creative jobs require more collaboration, which means culture fit may weigh more heavily into your decision-making when hiring for creative roles.

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Four Strategies to Help Your Recruiter Help You Land That Role

TeamBuilderSearch

Recruiters can help match you with a great organization that fits with your goals, skill set, and cultural fit. Be open and honest about the type of role you are seeking, the size of organization you prefer, and the type of culture you see yourself thriving in. Magazine, Business First and the American Marketing Association.

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Questions inclusive leaders ask themselves to uncover their biases

PowerToFly

By actively working on blind spots, leaders set a positive example for others, inspiring a culture that embraces diversity, creativity, and innovation. During virtual calls, people on the screen are often forgotten while those in the room dominate the discussion. That ultimately drives long-term success for their organization, too.

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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

In the early 90s, open jobs would mainly be advertised on bulletin boards, newspapers, or magazines. After completing the screening process, recruiters would contact each of the possible new hires via telephone and set up interviews with them. Companies and recruitment agencies no longer need to rely on newspapers or magazines heavily.

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How to Eliminate Gender Bias When Hiring in the Bartending Industry

Gecko Recruiting

Haley Hamilton in Mel Magazine put it this way, “If more than half of American bartenders are women, why are we still so frequently treated as outsiders?”. This is especially effective if you are screening candidates in a committee or group. In the restaurant industry, gender bias can be an issue.

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The Narrative Resume is Dead!

Recruiting Blogs

Resumes, need to take a lesson from the newspaper (and magazine) publishers providing “bullets” that intrigue and “beg question”, but no more. Few have the time, patience or inclination to read them attentively, not because the reader is ignorant, shallow or lazy, but because our culture has simply moved on (tweeeeet!).

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