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5 Recruiting Tips To Increase Diversity In the Workplace

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A new Deloitte survey finds companies’ interest in diversity in the workplace is focused on bias in recruiting and the use of new tools to reduce this bias. 68% of companies they surveyed measure and monitor diversity and inclusion in their recruiting. Diversity and inclusion in the workplace: A definition.

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What is Career Mobility & Why It is Important?

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It involves both vertical and horizontal movement, allowing employees to take on new responsibilities, acquire diverse skill sets, and explore different roles or functions. It enables employees to broaden their expertise, expand their knowledge base, and gain exposure to different aspects of their field.

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6 Proven Recruiting Strategies to Attract New Graduates

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Current graduates entering the job market are coming in with a variety of new skills, a diverse knowledge base, and up-to-date training on the technologies that are available in different IT careers. Paid time off for training and compensation for certifications can be a big win for both you and your candidates.

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Customer Service in the Age of AI: How Recruitment is Adapting

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Self-service: Using self-service tools like FAQ pages, knowledge bases, and chatbots, customers seek to swiftly and easily solve their own problems. Competitive compensation, work-life balance efforts, referral programs, diversity and inclusion commitments, and learning opportunities all help to do this.

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How a Strategic Project Coordinator Can Transform Your Team’s Performance

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We offer a competitive compensation package and a supportive work environment that encourages career growth. From technology to finance, healthcare to construction, Strategic Project Coordinators have the opportunity to work across different sectors, gaining a diverse skill set and expanding their knowledge base.

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5 Myths About Older Workers Busted (You’ll Be Happy to Learn They’re Not Grumpy)

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But rather than celebrate our diversity, we deride our differences. A study by North Carolina State State University found that older software programmers, like many veteran NFL quarterbacks , have an advantage over their younger counterparts because of their ability to absorb new information into an existing knowledge base. "We

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RecOps 101: Mastering Efficient Recruitment Operations

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Companies had to manage recruitment across multiple geographies, comply with diverse regulations, and cater to different cultural expectations. Typically with 10-20 recruiters and a larger client base, the operations function becomes complex enough to require dedicated resources. Often, a RecOps Manager or Director leads the effort.

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