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Emotionally Intelligent Leadership and Employee Retention

Broadleaf

Leaders with high levels of emotional intelligence are better equipped to create a positive and supportive work environment, which can improve employee well-being and mental health. Research has also shown that employees with emotionally intelligent managers are far more likely to stay at their jobs.

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How to Choose the Right Customer Service Recruiter for Your Needs

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Culture fit is important when sourcing talent that speaks and acts on your company’s behalf. Our team at 4 Corner Resources makes it a habit to always ask about company culture and what appeals to them as opposed to a competitor. High emotional intelligence Simply put, is the recruiter likable? hire someone 2.

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Using a Humanized Approach for Employee Stories to Engage Talent

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This approach promotes a more emotionally intelligent mindset to determine why, as well as how, you’re positioning employee stories because it showcases both personal and professional drivers to humanize the entire message. Why else would we be sourcing for fresh talent if we had it all figured out?

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How Could ChatGPT Impact Recruiting and Talent Sourcing?

WizardSourcer

Writing job descriptions: ChatGPT can be used to generate clear and compelling job descriptions based on the job requirements and the company’s culture, which can attract more diverse and qualified candidates. These tasks require human skills such as communication, negotiation, and emotional intelligence.

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The Best Intentions That Ruin the Pursuit of Great Company Culture

ExactHire Recruiting

The same thing happens with company culture all the time. 1 – Attempting sweeping change, but biting off more than you can chew Particularly if your organization has issues with how its work culture has turned out, when it does decide to take action to improve it, it can be easy to jump at every opportunity at once.

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How to Screen for Retention in a Recession

Glassdoor for Employers

Here's what to look for on a candidate's application - and what to listen for in a screening interview: Source: Did the applicant apply through Glassdoor? Culture add: Does who this person is inherently complement your company's collective approach to work and collaboration? Related: How to Interview for Mission Alignment.

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Don’t Talk To Me About Recruitment Algorithms

The Whiteboard

But the reality is that they’re usually pretty useless when compared to a recruiter’s mind, capable of emotional intelligence (often covering for the lack of actual intelligence in many recruiters), reason, influence, empathy and, yes, guile to achieve the desired outcome.