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HR community reacts to Hire by Google announcement

HRExecutive

Google’s recent announcement that it would shut down its popular Hire by Google applicant-tracking system came as a surprise to many—however, according to one analyst, there were some red flags. ” Google’s parent company, Alphabet, acquired Greene’s firm, Bebop Technologies, in 2015 for $380 million.

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5 Best Practices for Pre-Employment Assessments Hiring Managers Should Be Tracking

ExactHire

Pre-employment assessments are excellent tools that provide a wealth of data, and much needed objectivity, when used correctly. But those same pre-employment tests can perpetuate bias if hiring managers aren’t paying attention to the whole story. And that, of course, includes your subjective gut instinct.

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The Evolution of Talent Acquisition with GitHub's Maisha Cannon

Entelo

When I began my career, the recruiting industry was very employer centric. Though there were internal email systems, technology as a tool was minimal. There were no applicant tracking systems (ATS), no fancy data aggregation tools, and certainly no thoughts of using the Internet to “find people.”

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Cost-per-hire metrics, demystified

Workable

Aptitude test providers. Assessment centers. Drug testing/ Background checks. Employer branding activities (e.g. Applicant Tracking System (ATS) fees. In this case, total annual compensation will be the amount you agreed upon through the employee’s employment contract. Job board posting.

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5 Best Practices for Pre-Employment Assessments Hiring Managers Should Be Tracking

ExactHire

Pre-employment assessments are excellent tools that provide a wealth of data, and much needed objectivity, when used correctly. But those same pre-employment tests can perpetuate bias if hiring managers aren’t paying attention to the whole story. And that, of course, includes your subjective gut instinct.