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Background Screening Impacts the Candidate Experience

HR Bartender

(Editor’s Note: Today’s post is brought to you by our friends at HireRight , a leader in global background checks, drug testing, and employment verification services. More than 70 percent of the Fortune 100 use HireRight for their employment screening needs. And businesses are feeling the impact. By sharing our expertise!

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Why You Should Adopt the Golden Rule of Talent Acquisition and Candidate Experience

TalentCulture

Schoolderman is Talent Acquisition Manager and Diversity & Inclusion Leader at West Monroe Partners, a Chicago-based consultancy and a first-time CandE Award winner in 2016. Your candidate experience is your talent brand,” she explained. It starts the first moment a candidate interacts with your employment brand.”.

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Hiring the Best People – You’ve got it all wrong!

HR Digest

Based on these interviews, we identified three changes that could substantially help organizations land the right talent. Second, they must deploy a well-crafted employer branding strategy that’ll help influence the perceptions of job seekers. Start by benchmarking your current hiring processes. Casting a wide net.

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9 Reasons your Employer Brand is Failing and 10 Reasons why it Matters

cipHR

Employer branding isn't a new concept. If, as a business leader, you're still not making efforts to maintain a strong employer brand, then you're damaging your business. Take a quick look online, are your brand stories being shared by your employees on social media? Are your products or services leading the field?

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Quality of Hire: A Vaguely Valid Metric?

China Gorman

In November I wrote about Linkedin’s 2016 Global Recruiting Trends Report (you can re-read it here ) and took them to task about their methodology. The infographic, found in Linkedin’s Talent Blog, 4 Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2016 , boils the report down to 4 key points – and they are good ones: Quality of Hire is the magic metric.

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Tracking Down the Online Candidate Experience

TalentCulture

In 2016, 47 percent of job applicants reported that they hadn’t heard back from employers more than two to three-plus months after submitting applications. This figure rose to 52 percent in 2017, according to the latest data from the North American Candidate Experience benchmark research. Don’t be one of them.

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Employee Experience Matters: Employee Success Trends for 2018 - Sapling Blog

Sapling

However, Chamberlain warns that it’s no substitute for human recruitment practices, which includes plenty of transparency and communication about the hiring process.Employee Self-Service Everywhere you look today, people prefer to do things on their own. There is already a push for more self-service employee tools in all HR arenas.