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Inside Labcorp’s Award-Winning Recruitment Marketing Campaign

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In this blog post, you’ll learn all about this successful Recruitment Marketing campaign from Kelsie Johnson, Associate Director of Employer Brand and Talent Marketing at Labcorp, who shared the campaign strategy at our recent RallyFwd Virtual Conference , available to watch on demand.

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10 of the Best Job Descriptions in 2019

Ongig

Good Employer Branding — Consistent color, font and perhaps even corporate messaging (especially helpful if a candidate comes from a job board and hasn’t seen the rest of your career site yet!). Here are the 10 best job descriptions we’ve seen lately in no particular order. Related Jobs.

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Who Should Write Job Descriptions? [5 examples]

Ongig

These people on your team might not write full JDs, but they are part of the process — or give the final OK before job postings are published to your career site (and job boards). There’s no correct answer for who should write job descriptions. Or job descriptions that are assigned to you as an “Editor.”

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The Top 14 AI Assessment Tools To Test for Job-Related Skills

Vervoe

Read more: How To Prevent Unconscious Bias From Ruining Your Culture and Diversity ]. Human resources teams benefit from talent acquisition that prioritizes skills and matches job postings with people who can succeed in the role. This helps build your employer brand and encourages future engagement. nTalents homepage.

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Friday Five – The Summer to Evolve: Road Trip Week Four Wrap Up

Jobvite

This week on our road trip we stopped in New York City to learn about how we can upgrade workplace culture by adding intentional inclusivity as well as actionable diversity strategies. During the civil unrest of 2020, employers began taking a critical look at the diversity, equity, and inclusion in their organizations.