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If You Want to Attract Remote Candidates, You’ve Got to Speak the Language

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Candidates seeking remote roles want to know your company is focused on providing an engaging, collaborative and supportive culture around the flexible options you offer. Even if it’s just a small section on your main page, any language around remote helps candidates learn more about that culture. From remote employees themselves!

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3 Examples of Great Organizational Culture You Can Learn From

Indeed

Many organizations struggle to create a memorable and magnetic workplace culture, and it’s no wonder. Culture is tricky to define, and takes time and effort to build. One thing is clear: strong organizational culture is a powerful talent attractor. So how can you turn your culture into one of your strongest assets?

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5 Simple Steps To Create Your Own Recruiting & Job Videos

Web Based Recruitment

Back in 2005 it was difficult to create and publish video on the internet. In fact a modern smartphone can produce stunning HD quality video footage which would have cost many thousands of pounds/dollars back in 2005. Gives insights into your company, people, culture and values. A conversational two person interview.

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The Path to Employee Engagement

HarQen

Your culture isn’t something that can be purchased and changed overnight. Plugging top talent into a toxic culture and attempting to keep them engaged will be a frivolous and costly exercise. 5 Simple Steps to Improve Culture. If you want to improve employee engagement, you need to focus on your culture.

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Susan Cain: Debunking Myths About Introverts

Indeed

According to Susan Cain, author of the New York Times bestseller “ Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking ,” these negative myths come from a widespread cultural bias toward extroverts. Anyone who’s either seen a good interview knows listening is an art, requiring genuine curiosity.

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3 Examples of Great Organizational Culture You Can Learn From

Indeed

Many organizations struggle to create a memorable and magnetic workplace culture, and it’s no wonder. Culture is tricky to define, and takes time and effort to build. One thing is clear: strong organizational culture is a powerful talent attractor. So how can you turn your culture into one of your strongest assets?

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How to Write a Resume that Doesn’t Get Sent into a Black Hole

WizardSourcer

When I applied for my first job back in 2005 at McDonald’s I listed out what was needed based on the job description duties for example Good communication skills and able to work within a team environment. Will you fit within there teams culture and dynamics? Interview Hiring Event Teams.

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