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The Product Specialist Job Description Blueprint

Hireology

There are two critical factors for attracting qualified candidates to fulfill your product specialist roles: the job post (which includes a job description) and your company’s career site. Let job seekers know this key difference in the job description and post. Apply candidate pre-screen surveys.

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Recruitment Marketing Audit: Attracting Diverse Talent 

Rally Recruitment Marketing

We know our work is important, but the data backs that up: a Glassdoor survey found that 3 out of 4 job seekers and employees said that a diverse workforce is an important factor when evaluating companies and job offers. Job description bias can come in many forms and there are a number of items to consider.

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An Interview with Lori Sylvia: The importance of a Recruitment Marketing content strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

There are no secret places to advertise your jobs or to market your employer brand that your talent competitors don’t also know about. Every employer recruits by writing a job description and posting that job description over the same job boards and websites and social media platforms that every other employer can use.

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Facebook Recruiting Strategies to Attract Top Candidates

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Sure, you’re posting your open jobs to your Facebook page, but so is every other company. If you want to reach candidates who are actually going to convert into great hires, you need a cohesive strategy for using Facebook for recruitment. Recruiting on Facebook can be highly cost-effective.

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Here’s Where You Need Recruitment Marketing Content — Outside of Your Careers Site

Rally Recruitment Marketing

With social media, paid ads and job boards becoming a larger part of the Recruitment Marketing mix, many job seekers are bypassing companies’ careers sites entirely during their search. According to the 2019 Clutch Recruiting Survey, 41% of job seekers use job board websites to discover open positions.

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What do Job Seekers Actually See in a Job Description?

Brazen Recruiting

How do they read your job post? Take a look through your job seekers’ eyes. To learn how to write a great job description, avoid these three all-too-common mistakes: 1. Your Job Description Is Too Long. What You Think Your Job Description Says: A Thorough Description of the Position.

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What the Best Small Business Hiring Strategies Look Like

JazzHR

Rather, DEI must be a focal point for your small business to ensure you both attract a wide array of qualified job seekers and show your company is serious about engaging and employing diverse talent. In addition to traditional job boards like Indeed and LinkedIn, consider leveraging social media profiles to share job openings.