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Navigating the Talent Landscape: 5 Strategies for Meeting Hiring Goals

Recruitics

From job advertisements to social media and recruitment events, organizations need to ensure a unified and compelling narrative about their culture and values. Consistent messaging across all recruitment channels is crucial for building a cohesive employer brand.

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What candidates want in work culture

Leoforce

What candidates want in work culture. The pandemic is shaping American culture and restructuring where we work, the tools we use, who we work with, and the work environment. Often an intangible quality, work culture is crucial to any employee experience. . Workplace culture is formed by: . Arya - Recruiting AI Technology.

Culture 189
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Grind Culture Isn’t Working. How Can Wellness Win?

TalentCulture - Recruiting

The Problem With Grind Culture In recent years, “hustle” and “grind” culture have become equated with drive, ambition, and success. The logic is that if you are not incessantly working, you won’t meet your goals. Grind culture also ties a person’s worth to the product they produce.

Culture 124
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How to Revamp Your Company’s Meeting Culture

Linkedin Talent Blog

For most people, a canceled work meeting might be cause for celebration. In fact, the pointlessness of meetings has become a cultural phenomenon, one that’s been highlighted in social media, television shows, and cartoons for years. organizations there were 60% more remote meetings per employee in 2022 as compared to 2020.

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Create Your Own Remote Culture

Speaker: Gustavo Razzetti, Founder & CEO, Liberationist

As most organizations were unprepared for this change, they are waiting for things to "get back to normal" when they can have in-person meetings and higher productivity. We need to understand now how we can maintain a strong culture when all our employees are working remotely and how we can shape our post-pandemic remote working policies.

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The importance of workplace culture

Devskiller

The culture of a workplace is a fundamental pillar of organizational success, deeply influencing every facet of operations and determining long-term outcomes. Such a culture not only attracts top talent but also retains it, reducing turnover and building a resilient and adaptable workforce. Let’s dive in!

Culture 62
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Words to Describe Your Company Culture. Go!

ClearCompany Recruiting

Could you accurately and succinctly describe your company culture right now? Often, organizational culture is vaguely defined and poorly communicated. Or maybe your organization has a great culture, you just don't know how to identify and articulate what that means. Find Your Culture. Clan Culture.

Culture 262
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Continuous Improvement - Flipping the Script on Your Coaching Culture

Speaker: Jordan George, Director, Leadership & Talent Development

In 2015, another survey found that half of millennial employees aged 18-34 left their annual review meeting feeling they couldn’t do anything right, while 25% began to immediately look for another job. Practical advice for gradually (and successfully) shifting your coaching culture towards one of continuous improvement.

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Small HR, Big Impact: Boosting Employee Engagement and Excellence with Innovative HR Tech

Speaker: Aino Ilkka - People and Culture Lead at KAITO Insight

Aino Ilkka, People and Culture Leader, will share practical tips and lessons learned through case stories and cover how to successfully source, implement, and scale HR tech for the best ROI. Implementing your tools for the best ROI: Gain insights on carrying out successful HR tech implementation projects while avoiding common pitfalls.

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Hard to Hire: Third-Party Recruiting & the State of Talent Acquisition Report

The talent acquisition challenges of today are unparalleled: 90% of survey respondents feel that the current hiring market is more challenging now than in the past! Recruiting as we’ve known it is evolving - how are you keeping ahead of the competition?