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10 Awesome Video Job Description Creation Tools

Ongig

Video job descriptions grab the attention of busy candidates. Here’s a list of tools to consider: 10 Awesome Video Job Description Creation Tools. Recommended by some of the best in the industry (Tim Sackett, Celinda Appleby), Skill Scout is one of the top options for video job description creation.

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Providing Feedback to Unsuccessful Candidates

Hireserve

It’s not easy to reject someone, which is why, during the recruitment process, many unsuccessful candidates never receive any feedback following job interviews. Why Interview Feedback is so Important. Its clear that receiving feedback is very important to the candidates you’re interviewing. How to give interview feedback.

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Candidate behaviour research: What lessons can we learn?

Hireserve

If you’re recruiting in an industry that relies heavily on a younger workforce, consider how your job descriptions could read to less experienced applicants. Use simple, accessible language in your job descriptions. Lack of feedback – particularly after interviews. What can we learn from this?

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The Best Places to Post Jobs in 2023

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Hiring great people means you need a top-notch pool of candidates to choose from, and to reach those candidates, you need to go above and beyond to get your job in front of them, now more than ever. . While your job descriptions are certainly important, these days, they’re far from the only component of successfully sourcing candidates.

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Candidate behaviour: Hospitality and retail focus

Hireserve

Ensure your employer brand ( Monster have some great tips here if you are looking to develop yours ) is reflected across all online touchpoints. From research to attitudes towards online interviews, we cover it all in Candidate Behaviour: The Big Report – one of the most comprehensive research reports in the industry.

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Understanding Job Posting Terminology

Recruitics

Recruitment marketing used to refer to writing a job description and posting it to Monster or CareerBuilder. You were able to judge success solely on the number of responses that came through to your job. Clicks: The is literally the number of people who clicked on your job listing to view the full job description.

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New research: Gender and the recruitment process

Hireserve

From attitudes towards interviews to perks and benefits, what did we discover? 45% of all respondents said they would look at an organisation’s social media channels before applying for a job with them. In fact, 77% of those aged 18 – 24 years said that they would not apply for a role if they didn’t match the full job spec.

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