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Why You Should Care Less About Candidate Experience

The Whiteboard

The purpose: To position our bodies in different zones of the room denoting whether we thought our business provided terrible candidate experience, kinda ok candidate experience, or amazingly fab candidate experience. Yes this is a blog post on candidate experience. Well sort of.

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Here’s Where You Need Recruitment Marketing Content — Outside of Your Careers Site

Rally Recruitment Marketing

But what if I told you that not every candidate actually looks at the pages of your carefully constructed and well-maintained careers site? . With social media, paid ads and job boards becoming a larger part of the Recruitment Marketing mix, many job seekers are bypassing companies’ careers sites entirely during their search.

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3 Trends in Employer Branding and Job Advertising Strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In Recruitment Marketing, you might use programmatic advertising to automatically distribute job ads across different job boards on the web in a way that optimizes the spend based on which board is performing best for a given job. Trend three: Personalizing the candidate experience to increase apply rates.

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Webinar Q&A: Hard-to-Fill Roles, Fulfilled!

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Jessica: I manage our posts for LinkedIn, as well as careers-focused Twitter and Facebook accounts. Jessica: I post to LinkedIn 6 times each week, Facebook 5-7 times per week and Twitter 2 times a day. But it can offer a lot of challenges from a candidate experience perspective. Career Site. Jessica: PeopleSoft currently.

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This is Why Job Candidates Hate Your Candidate Experience

Spark Hire

The same study, which also surveyed more than 5,000 workers, found that 58 percent of candidates are less likely to buy from a company they applied to if they didn’t get a response to their application ; 69 percent are less likely if they had a bad experience during the interview, as are 65 percent if they didn’t hear back after an interview. .

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

million Americans on Facebook, 66 million on Twitter, and 122 million on LinkedIn, social media is no longer an area that recruiters can afford to ignore. Recruiting Trends Report indicated that LinkedIn has surpassed online job boards, corporate career websites and referrals as the best place to find quality hires.

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How to Build Candidate Campaigns the Right Way

Jobvite

From quitters’ remorse to poor candidate experience, there is an increasing disconnect from the moment candidates are sourced to their first day on the job. Enable current employees to easily post your company’s job postings via social media, including Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook.

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