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Employment Bliss Can Happen for Both You and Employees–If You Hire for Retention.

SmartRecruiters

The reason: Retention has a lot to do with ensuring cultural fit from the get-go, and not merely incentivizing happiness. employees who left their jobs last year, 40 percent did so within six months of starting the position–and signs point to bad cultural fit as one of the main culprits. Of all U.S. You can train for skill.

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Why Your Company Needs Employer Branding & How To Get Started

Proactive Talent

That was my response when I was recently asked by John Sumser, Principal Analyst at HRExaminer , to share my thoughts on whether there are companies out there that don’t or shouldn’t need to focus on employer branding in The Definitive Guide To Employment Branding by Dice. If you haven’t checked out this guide yet, I highly recommend it.

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Tips For Recruiting Hard to Fill Positions

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Company culture Elements of a company’s culture can make it hard to find a good match, like if the company has a reputation for being very demanding or lacking work-life balance. Existing employees understand the company culture, which can help them proactively identify and recommend candidates who are a match.

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11 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Top Talent in 2023

Hundred5

Everything from compelling job descriptions to the perceived company culture and employee referral program falls under the employer brand. This could be the result of many factors: poor job ads, unappealing careers page, no referral program, bad company culture, invisible to job seekers… the list goes on. Let’s unpack this.

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Are You Using Klout Scores As Qualifiers For Job Candidates?

Staffing Talk

Knowing that if you don’t even know what a Klout score is you probably won’t read this far, “the Klout score is a number that represents the aggregation of multiple pieces of data about your social media activity.” Do you think this is only for marketing or social media type jobs?

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Social Recruiting Round-Up – April 2015

Social Talent

Top Infographics in April: How Social Media Photos Affect Your Job Search (Infographic). Lynda.com CEO Lynda Weinman described the combination as a “ perfect cultural fit ” and discussed how it should help them continue to rarify the skills gap in the marketplace. And this amazing tool can help you do just that! working days. “

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7 Key Elements of a Successful Job Search

Group W Partners

Create a Plan: Identify the type of position, industry, and company culture you seek. Social Media: Having a current professional profile on sites like LinkedIn and Facebook highlighting your experience and accomplishments will enhance your brand value to hiring organizations. Professional associations and industry groups.

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