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Workout of the Week: Build Your Brand Muscle

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JazzHR is coaching recruiting professionals on how to get their hiring in shape for 2020. Do a few reps of these brand strengthening exercises to beef up your brand muscle: Build Your Brand From the Inside Out . In job descriptions and the interview process, articulate your employer value proposition and what sets you apart.

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How Data-Driven Recruiting Optimizes Your Candidate Pipeline

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Marking each candidate’s progress as they complete forms and participate in interviews provides a picture of available talent that you can use to make better placement decisions. It should then narrow at the other end, where your candidates have been screened and interviewed.

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5 Ways to Supercharge Your Hunt for Great Candidates When You’re on a Budget

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Since your employees may very well wind up working alongside the new person, and will be partly responsible for hiring them, they will tend to exercise good judgement when referring people they know. You’ve got a resume on file, contact details, and information on how they performed in stages of the interview process on hand.

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5 Ways to Supercharge Your Hunt for Great Candidates When You’re on a Budget

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Since your employees may very well wind up working alongside the new person, and will be partly responsible for hiring them, they will tend to exercise good judgement when referring people they know. You’ve got a resume on file, contact details, and information on how they performed in stages of the interview process on hand.

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Do This Not That: The Manager

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How am I going to make time to source and interview candidates? When you don’t exercise the passion. The post Do This Not That: The Manager appeared first on JazzHR Notes. The rush of questions comes to mind. What happened? Why is this person leaving? What could I have done? What if I can’t get a new req approved?

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Disruptive Interview Tactics to Improve Quality of Hire

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As a result, the interview tactics HR leaders use to identify top performers also need to change. To cope with this rising challenge, HR leaders are considering disruptive interview tactics. Bringing logic puzzles to the interview process is nothing new. Involving experienced workers in the interview process.

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Evaluating Employee Performance with Words Instead of Numbers

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Here’s an exercise to try. How To Answer The Most Common Interview Questions. Adjectives provide something personal and relatable, something the individual can hang onto and embrace. Numbers can often feel hollow and never answer the question of “How can I do better?”. Let’s apply a metric based approach to other aspects of life.

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