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We may have waved goodbye to the year that was 2014, but that doesn’t mean we can just stride boldly into 2015 without acknowledging the fact that it existed and without applying what we’ve learned from it, to our new thinking going forward. In 2014, mobile was no longer just an up and coming technology to be thought about in future terms.
These companies are implementing programs and technology solutions that will connect the dots between employerbranding, sourcing, screening, assessments, hiring and onboarding. Looking Back at 2014: End-to-end talent acquisition requires its own integrated model separate from talent management.
We may have waved goodbye to the year that was 2014, but that doesn’t mean we can just stride boldly into 2015 without acknowledging the fact that it existed and without applying what we’ve learned from it, to our new thinking going forward. In 2014, mobile was no longer just an up and coming technology to be thought about in future terms.
A positive impact on the candidate is the employers to lose from the very start. CandE Award winners were more likely than non-winners to effectively set expectations on the process up front, address data privacy concerns, include highly relevant pre-screening/assessment tools in the process, and collect feedback.
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. Your screening process. While every employer is worried about making a bad hire, especially given that the U.S. Your open jobs.
5 HUGE Lessons Recruiters Must Learn from 2014’s Biggest Outcomes. If you truly hope to stay relevant and succeed in the world of recruitment in 2015, these are the five most essential lessons you MUST learn and put into practice from 2014. Top 10 Screening Mistakes Made by Recruiters (Infographic). Don’t be!
Take the phone screen, for instance. One-way video interviews, in which candidates record their answers to a series of predetermined questions, have essentially eliminated the need for the phone screen. According to a recent study by CareerBuilder, 52 percent of employers use social networking sites to research job candidates.
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As of April 2014, that range is from 1 to 10 seconds, after which they will be hidden from the recipient’s device and deleted from Snapchat’s servers. What this last year has taught us is that SnapChat’s primary niche as a recruitment tool now falls firmly into the employerbranding category. But how and why?
In 2014 , a computer program called Eugene Goostman successful convinced judges appointed by the University of Reading that he was in fact a 13-year-old Ukrainian boy. What if artificial intelligence could conduct interviews, screen candidates, and even negotiate job offers?
Additionally, it kills your employerbrand, so you make it harder for you (and everyone else within your company) to recruit in the future. Treating rejected candidates poorly kills your employerbrand and can even hurt your sales. Greed: You fiercely negotiate starting salaries. AKA – The worst sin of them all!
And, reinforce the importance of your culture during phone screenings and onsite interviews. Even more interesting, many companies have dormant missions that have “always” been around, yet never made public. Employees crave transparency and honesty – they will take you seriously if you take your company seriously.
Copying-and-pasting one generic InMail to dozens of candidates is ineffective, rude and will hurt your employerbrand in the long run. In 2014, mobile app usage grew by 76%, and in 2013, it grew by 103%. Personalisation apps, which include things like Android lock screens and emoji keyboards, saw a 344% increase in sessions.
And, employers seeking to reach a younger generation of candidates are catching on. Over the last few years, Snapchat has grown from a fun and under-the-radar way to build your employerbrand to a full-blown recruiting strategy. It's becoming one of the most powerful platforms for brands." This place driving you mad?”
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Six months later,” Nikos recalls about the 2014 event, “there were 15 of us. We are looking at the person sitting in a computer screen. A regular planning session, so to speak. That escalated quickly. Then, [in 2015], it was something like 40-50 of us – not all in Greece. Some were in London and one in Portland, Oregon.”
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According to the site’s official blog post , revenue for the first quarter was $638 million, an increase of 35% compared to $473 million in the first quarter of 2014. Revenue from Talent Solutions products (the ones you and I tend to buy), totalled $396 million, an increase of 36% compared to Q1 2014.
HRWARE (@hrwarefeed) November 26, 2014. And while he may have had a relatively quiet 2014, his latest Facebook and Twitter posts have promised that 2015 will be one of his busiest yet! If you want to see first hand what great employerbranding looks like on Twitter, then follow Kirsti! kevingreenrec.
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Talent Acquisition 2015 by Deloitte shows that with each year it takes longer to fill a position with the number rising from 48 days in 2011 to 52 days in 2014. Slow hiring leads to slow decision making a combination that can damage your employerbrand. days for 2015. days x $500). Company website.
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This week, thousands of HR and recruitment professionals flocked to San Fran for the 2014 Talent Connect conference, put on by LinkedIn. Just before “bummed” turned into downright depressed, it hit me: that’s exactly how we want prospects and candidates to feel when they look at our employerbranding and recruitment marketing content.
You Don’t Have An EmployerBrand. I know, you’re probably as sick of hearing about the importance of building and maintaining a strong employerbrand as I am talking about it, but let’s face the facts. Make your screening process more personal with phone or video screening interviews.
But how do you source, screen, and build a remote team that manages to stay connected and understand the value of collaboration , active participation, and the need to constantly build relationships ? At Toggl, we’ve been honing the art of remote hiring and assembling a distributed team since 2014. The tribe has spoken.
San Francisco, CA – In a recent study published by the US Department of Candidate Experience and EmployerBranding the department states that 89% of 100,000 job applicants polled in a 2014 study said applying to jobs had become too easy. Where the hell was the form with all of the screening questions and stuff?
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A 2014 Jibe survey found that 57 percent of HR professionals have a hard time keeping candidates engaged throughout the application process. Logically, if it’s that hard to begin to build a relationship with someone you actually meet face-to-face, it must be twice as hard to do that via a computer screen, right?
For example, Virgin Media learned that in 2014 it was losing ??GBP The company calculated that this figure was almost as much as it spent on hiring that year, which was a wake-up call to focus on employerbranding and the candidate experience during hiring.
With hundreds of employers voluntarily subjecting their hiring process to the intense scrutiny involved in being adjudicated by nearly 95,000 applicant responses, the 2014 Candidate Experience Awards did more than just open the recruiting books up at some of the world’s biggest brands. Your Values Are Your EmployerBrand.
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As a result, recruiters must now go above and beyond by creating a compelling employerbrand and an exceptional candidate experience to keep their companies growing.” Jobvite 2014 Survey. The 2016 Recruiter Nation Report is based on a nationwide online survey conducted in partnership with The Polling Company, Inc.,
I admit I’m something of a data wonk, which means I’ve spent more time than I should analyzing the results from the Talent Board’s Candidate Experience 2014 report.
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