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The Top Recruitment Metrics You Need to Track in 2023

PandoLogic

By understanding the time, cost, and quality of each hire, employers can make more informed decisions about their recruitment strategies and ensure they are getting the best return on their investment. Common applicant sources include job postings, employee referrals, recruitment agencies, job boards, and social media platforms.

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5 ways technology can help your hiring process

JazzHR

Recruiting software with advanced reporting features gives HR stakeholders the ability to generate standard and custom reports to ensure they are staying compliant at all times. Staying ahead of legal issues requires HR to keep an eye on their recruitment pipe and current roster of employees.

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Employee Referral Programs – The Good, Bad, and Ugly

Makena

My personal belief is that a financial reward as bait to “recruit” does not make that much of a difference, even if it is $1000 or more, for a few reasons, but primarily because the motivating factor to refer someone for a job wouldn’t be the money, but the chance to HELP, both the company and the job seeker.

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Utilizing Applicant Tracking System as a Small Business - Top 9 Tips and Best Practices

Recruiting Blogs

Hiring decisions fall under more than one individual: Are your teammates constantly on different pages when it comes to updating information? Does your team lack a centralized database of your candidates’ information and their interaction history? Instead, why not use your ATS to store and manage candidates’ information?