Candidate Experience Referral Recruiting Sourcing 
NPA Worldwide
FEBRUARY 23, 2017
Sourcing of hire – These days, there are more channels than ever to recruit from – job boards, referrals, recruitment networks, social media, LinkedIn, direct contact with passive candidates, etc. Where are your successful candidates coming from?
Recruiting Daily
NOVEMBER 29, 2023
One effective approach that recruiters can adopt is to explore alternative talent pools. Rather than solely relying on traditional recruitment methods, such as job postings and referrals, recruiters can consider upskilling existing employees.
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PandoLogic
JUNE 9, 2023
In 2023, the top recruitment metrics to track include time to hire, cost per hire, quality of hire, applicant sources, candidate experience, diversity and inclusion, and employee retention rate. Applicant Sources Refers to the various methods employers use to source potential candidates for a position.
GoodTime
FEBRUARY 14, 2018
Finally, Greenhouse’s simple-to-use interface makes for a great experience, for both candidates and recruiting teams alike! Why recruiters use iCims: iCims strength lies in automations. Why recruiters use SmartRecruiters: SmartRecruiters is heavily impacting the ATS space with its focus on candidate experience.
Symphony Talent
MAY 20, 2015
Most in talent acquisition would agree that employee referrals are the most valuable external candidates their teams can get. Respondents in a recent SmashFly survey confirmed that notion: Referrals were ranked the highest quality candidate from more than 10 sources. But we also.
Symphony Talent
MAY 19, 2015
This post was inspired by the new Referrals solution available in SmashFly 15, which you can read about here. Referrals are the holy grail of recruiting. If you ask 10 recruiting leaders, “What is your best source of hire?” 11 will say “employee referrals.” OK, I know the math is off there, but employee.
Linkedin Talent Blog
SEPTEMBER 26, 2016
Be honest: when’s the last time you “forgot” to email a candidate back to tell them they didn’t get the job? If it’s more than a handful, you might find that you already have a negative candidate experience. Now think about all of the candidates you interviewed and didn’t hire. Source beyond the obvious places.
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