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How to Build a Diverse Recruiting Strategy

Social Talent

Highlight diversity and inclusion values: Emphasize your company’s commitment to DEI in the job description and outline relevant policies or initiatives. Here are some suggestions for your hiring process: Use objective criteria and tools : Examples include skills tests, behavioral interviews , and blind resumes.

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The High Cost of Poor Hiring Decisions: Strategies for Mitigating Risk and Maximizing ROI

Hiretual

Clearly define what the job actually needs One of the biggest mistakes organizations make when hiring is failing to clearly define what the job actually requires. For example, there are many job descriptions that require a college degree that don’t actually need it. A structured interview process can help.

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How to hire (great) software engineers

Devskiller

Set your recruitment goals First and foremost, even before crafting your job description, you need to outline your recruitment goals. Establish a salary range (and include it in the job description) Setting a salary range is tricky. These can vary depending on your project, budget, company policy, etc.

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Create Your Recruitment Funnel in 7 Simple Steps

Hacker Earth

This first step involves defining your hiring goals and crafting compelling job descriptions to attract the right talent. Set Clear Job Requirements Defining the Ideal Candidate Profile Now it’s time to translate your hiring goals into a clear and concise job description.

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10 Hiring Mistakes You Must Stop Making Right Now

Linkedin Talent Blog

Your job description is all about the “skills” and “experiences” required, instead of the work that needs to be done. But it’s actually a roundabout way to get to the real question you care about: “can they do the job?”. Instead of focusing on qualifications that suggest competence, go straight to what the job actually entails.

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Hiring a Manager: 11 Tips to Avoid a Bad Hire

Hundred5

How to know if someone’s not fit for a manager position You’ve created the job description , went through the screening process and you reviewed all the internal and external candidates. From the moment you put together a job description to the moment you make an offer, the differences are immense.

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10 Things That Still Puzzle Me After Recruiting for 45 Years

Linkedin Talent Blog

So rather than using a skills-infested job description, I always ask the hiring manager what the person needs to do to be successful and why a top person would see the job as a career move. We advertise and offer lateral transfers rather than career moves. Without this you can’t hire a top person for the right reasons.