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6 Ways to Avoid Age Bias in Your Job Descriptions

Ongig

Age bias in the workplace can start with your job descriptions/job postings. That’s often your first communication with a candidate — a person who can later turn into a plaintiff if your job descriptions include age bias. Here are 6 ways to avoid age bias in your job descriptions: 1.

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Why Your Employer Brand is More Than Just Job Clicks

Glassdoor for Employers

Is it the colors and mission statement on your careers page or your social media sites? What it’s not, is simply the sum total of the clicks you get on your job listings. Glassdoor User Site Survey, October 2014. The post Why Your Employer Brand is More Than Just Job Clicks appeared first on Glassdoor for Employers.

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7 Controversial Stories About Job Descriptions [With Key Learnings]

Ongig

Job descriptions are in the news lately. I went back a few years to find stories related to controversial job postings. New Jersey Schools Authority Made Up Job Descriptions for People it Already Hired. Social media can be just as important as mainstream press. December 2014. 2016 to 2019.

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5 Tips on Writing Great Job Descriptions

Glassdoor for Employers

If your organization has open positions, your job descriptions (and job titles) need to be on point, easy to digest and sell not only your open positions but your organization and employer brand, too. What job seekers consider. Winning job descriptions should take each into consideration. Work-Life Balance.

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6 Ways to Avoid Age Bias in Your Job Descriptions

Ongig

Age bias in the workplace can start with your job descriptions/job postings. Here are 6 ways to avoid age bias in your job descriptions: 1. Tip: Instead of Digital Native, your job description should spell out the skills you need (familiarity with video games). Words like “young” are problematic.

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Why You Should Infuse your Employer Brand in the Candidate Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This is my view of the candidate experience today, but when I started out in this space in 2014, I was taught a number of things about candidate experience and candidate journey that over time I realized was wrong. This section of the candidate journey can be considered “Open to change.”

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The 6 Harsh Truths That Will Make you a Better Recruiter…

Social Talent

Lack of satisfaction with applications is seeing a rise in gamification — recent research suggests that by the end of 2014 more than 70% of the world’s largest companies will have at least one gamified applications. Great hiring is so much more than just matching candidates with job descriptions. Communicate better. The problem?