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How to Write Job Descriptions to Attract High Performers and Diverse Talent

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Used strategically, a job description can be much more than a list of duties and qualifications. With some small but significant changes to your template, you can use job descriptions to attract higher quality and more diverse applicants. So, what does this mean for your job descriptions? The solution?

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5 Ways Data is Advancing Recruitment Marketing Strategy

Rally Recruitment Marketing

She found that people were using the term “software developer” more than “application developer”, causing her to change the title of the job description on their careers site. To learn how to get insights from your Recruitment Marketing, sign up for a free user account.

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The Top 10 Masculine Biased Words Used in Job Descriptions

Ongig

What are the top masculine-biased words used in job descriptions? Knowing if you have masculine vs. feminine job descriptions is a hot topic these days. This week, I used Ongig’s Text Analyzer software (the tool for gender bias in job descriptions) to find out. Most companies want to hire more women.

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How to Craft a Job Description Gen Z Will Actually Read

Indeed

So just when you’ve mastered writing a job description to attract millennials, it’s time to learn a new skill: writing a job description that Generation Z will actually read — and then, hopefully, take the next step and apply to the job. Before we get into it, consider what you know about Gen Z, if anything.

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Candidate Quality: How Your Job Description Helps You Get Closer to the Hire

Indeed

The caliber of your candidates depends on the caliber of your job description, so if you’re lazy about it, people will notice. So how do you build a strong job description? We need a beauty technician who is passionate, high-energy and personable to join our team!”. Happy hiring!

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Writing job descriptions for hiring millennials

Workable

Start with your job titles and descriptions. As companies compete to hire the strongest and most qualified workers in the 18-35 age bracket, it’s crucial to make sure that your job descriptions appeal to their wants and needs. Job Descriptions: Relevant and Appealing.

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How to: Use Strengths-Based Recruitment to Improve Your Placements

Social Talent

By assessing the qualities that would make someone “good” at their job, which may or may not be actual hard skills, recruiters are able to craft more effective job descriptions based on strengths instead of competencies, and conduct interviews that allow a candidate’s energy, enthusiasm, and strengths to shine through.

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