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5 Examples of Inclusive Recruiting Practices

Ongig

If you want to build your DEI hiring strategy, here are 5 examples of inclusive recruiting practices to start with: 1. Write inclusive job descriptions. An inclusive hiring process starts with job descriptions if you want to attract diverse candidates. A diverse population of 764 LinkedIn members in the U.S.

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8 Healthcare Recruitment Strategies to Fill Open Roles With Great People

Vervoe

Prioritize healthcare job boards for job ad posting. General job boards like Indeed and Monster may have larger pools of candidates, but niche boards will have better-qualified candidates. Niche job board postings can also attract candidates who may be casually looking even though they are employed.

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Why You Should Infuse your Employer Brand in the Candidate Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Stage 2: Applying for jobs The next stage in the candidate experience is applying for your jobs. Typical touchpoints here are seeing your jobs on job boards and applying for them (through your careers site or at a hiring event or job fair). The 3rd stage is screening and interviewing.

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14 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Best Talent in 2024

Recruiter Flow

Let’s break down the process of building a brand: Start by creating a business account on multiple platforms like LinkedIn and X (previously Twitter). For example, take a look at how Canva writes its job descriptions. Here’s an example of how Canva incorporates inclusivity. Sounds like a plan?

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Modern Recruitment Marketing Strategies

Proactive Talent

These rules are set to deliver towards benchmark goals, such as a "cost per application" for different job groups or positions. Spending rules : If a job gets 10 applicants, or has spent $100 in advertising, then automatically stop spending on this job.

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Should a Social Media Background Check Be a Part of Your Recruitment Process?

Recruiting Daily

Do Employers Use Social Media Screenings? Furthermore, 61% perform online screening to learn more about a candidate. Facebook and LinkedIn are among the most frequently used for social media background checks. This allows recruiters to screen applicants more accurately to find the best match for each open position.

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Career Sites are 7x More Cost-Effective Than Job Boards: How to Attract Top Talent with a Compelling Career Site

Hireology

Hireology data found that career sites are 7x more cost-effective than job boards. Also link to your career site in job descriptions posted on outside sources, such as job boards or social media. You should also have an option for job seekers to apply directly from mobile. User-Friendly Navigation.