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All You Need To Know About A Terrible Employer Brand Through Memes

Spark Hire

In a lot of ways, a company’s employer brand is like a meme. There are countless things that contribute to your employer brand. For example, a 2015 report by LinkedIn found that 83 percent of job seekers would change their mind about a company after a terrible interview experience. It’s too focused on hard skills.

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5 Reasons Your Interviews Are Taking Too Long

Glassdoor for Employers

Does it feel like the candidate interview process is taking an increasingly longer time? days longer than it did in 2010. Here we dig into the report to help recruiters and employers understand what may be hindering the hiring process, what may be within their control to improve and what may be a bigger problem to address.

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5 Remote Recruiting Tips

Ideal

Reevaluate the interview process and length. If these are high-volume hires designed to help people during the pandemic, consider reducing the length of the interview process if possible. Leverage technology prior to the interview. Master technology tools during the interview. This is a very chaotic time.

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SHIFT BLOG SERIES: LESSONS IN EMPLOYER BRAND FROM DELTA’S CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

exaqueo

In the past year, Delta Air Lines was named: Most On-Time Global Airline by Flight Global Most Innovative Companies Worldwide by Fast Company One of Fortune magazine’s Most Admired Companies for the fifth consecutive year In the first half of 2018, Delta’s net promoter score (NPS) was 43.9%, up 187% from its 2010 score (15.3%) ( Inc.com ).

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14 recruitment fails: Don’t end up on this list of bad job ads

Workable

Regardless of where this series of questions came from – an interview template for a hiring team, a page from an online questionnaire, etc. In the UK, look at the regulations in the Equality Act 2010. Sending a bill for interviews. This can only be good for your employer brand. For example, if you’re in the U.S.,

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6 Things Gen Z Considers Before Accepting Your Offer

Yello

Gen Z’ers, born between the mid-90s and 2010, are entering the workforce and employers need to be prepared to attract, recruit and retain this new wave of talent. During the interview process, discuss how the values influence your work. Cultivate an authentic employer brand.

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Recruiting Gen Z: Adapting Your Employer Brand and Messaging

Jibe

In this blog post, we’ll show 7 ways to hook Gen Z-ers on your brand and your message. Loosely defined as the generation born between the mid-late nineties up until around 2010, the elders of Generation Z will soon be in your interview chairs. Be the brand to work for. Interested in the topic of employer branding?