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8 Key Interview Questions to Ask in the Age of COVID

Glassdoor for Employers

Read more: Behavioral Interviewing Questions and Templates. Your job description might specify that the role requires 2 weeks on the road per month, but a candidate could assume that expectation is on hold until there's a vaccine. Read more: How To Screen For Retention Checklist.

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How to Build a Diverse Recruiting Strategy

Social Talent

Reducing employee turnover : A positive and inclusive work environment increases retention and reduces turnover. Highlight diversity and inclusion values: Emphasize your company’s commitment to DEI in the job description and outline relevant policies or initiatives.

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Streamline Your Hiring Process: 25 Best Practices for Saving Time and Reducing Costs

AkkenCloud

Write Clear Job Descriptions: Your job description should be accurate and detailed so candidates know what to expect. Post Job Openings on Multiple Platforms: To reach a wider pool of candidates, post job openings on various platforms, including social media, job boards, and industry-specific websites.

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15 Tough Interview Questions Candidates Won’t Expect

The Hire Talent

Studies showed the following: A 10% more difficult job interview process correlates with 2.6% It is not news for anyone that employee satisfaction has a positive link to employee retention and growth. In other words, answering tough interview questions is good for both the organization and the candidates.

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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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The Evolution of Recruitment: Motivation-based Hiring

Professional Alternatives

Employers must consider factors such as: Skills and experience Cultural fit Motivation and drive Work style and personality Potential for growth and development Employers should use a combination of objective and subjective criteria to evaluate candidates, including standardized tests, behavioral interviews, and reference checks.

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AI-Enriched Recruiting: Revolutionizing the Way You Hire

Hireability

By analyzing various variables like job titles, qualifications, and experiences, AI algorithms can determine which candidates are more likely to succeed in a role. Recruiters can use this data to shortlist candidates who match the job description, do better on the job, and are more likely to stay with the organization longer.

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