Data that points to the best states in which to find top business jobs may tell a different story when it comes to recruiting. According to U.S. News & World Report, the top three business jobs right now are market research analyst, financial adviser and accountant.
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Five Ways to Attract Veterans Through Your Job Posting Descriptions
- September 26th, 2012
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How can you use military intelligence to write better job descriptions — and more successfully recruit veterans seeking a civilian job at your company?
While at SHRM 2012, I had the chance to sit in on a session led by veteran recruiting expert Lisa Rosser, a recently retired Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Continue reading
Four Characteristics of Effective Talent Networks
- September 20th, 2012
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Have you ever received an application and thought to yourself, “Right candidate, wrong position” – whether it was because the applicant was missing just one crucial skill set, you’d just filled the position or due to some other outlying circumstances.
Or perhaps you’ve met someone at a job fair, conference or networking event who made you think, “This person would be a great fit at my company. Continue reading
Four Signs You Need a Talent Network
- September 11th, 2012
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Does the phrase “workforce planning” make you long for a fully staffed and centralized recruitment team? Does it make you think twice (or three times) about every technology system you use to recruit candidates? Or is workforce planning something only “large” companies do? Continue reading
Bridging the Gap Between Candidates and Recruiters
- September 7th, 2012
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It’s no secret that companies today are struggling to find talent with the skills they need– despite the amount of available candidates. While many experts blame a lack of skills on the worker side, recent research indicates that the difference between how employers and candidates think and behave is contributing to the problem. Continue reading
Sixty-Seven Percent of Candidates Think About the Job Search Six Months Prior to Actively Searching
- August 27th, 2012
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Sixty-seven percent of job candidates think about looking for a new job within six months before actively searching, according to CareerBuilder’s 2012 Candidate Behavior Study. Throughout those six months, candidates are consulting multiple sources to research opportunities and potential employers. For example, 84 percent go on search engines like Google, 53 percent visit company websites, and 54 percent look at company social pages. Continue reading
The Recruiter-Candidate Relationship: It’s Complicated
- August 24th, 2012
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Maintaining relationships with candidates is one of the hardest elements of the recruitment process; however, a new survey shows that it’s also one of the most crucial.
CareerBuilder, in partnership with Inavero, recently surveyed 1,078 workers worldwide to find out just how long and intensive the job search process is for today’s candidates. Continue reading
Are You Overlooking Your Most Engaged Candidates?
- March 23rd, 2012
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When it comes to filling open positions, recruiting from within your own employee base might just be your best bet.
Remember how, in Some Kind of Wonderful, Eric Stoltz’s Keith relentlessly pursues the attractive, but ever elusive Amanda, played by Lea Thompson, only to discover that (spoiler alert!) his true love was actually Mary Stewart Masterson’s Watts, who’d been by his side all along? Continue reading
Recruiters, Have You Called a Candidate Today?
- February 9th, 2012
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Want to build a better relationship with job candidates? All it takes is one thing.
For the New York Giants, it’s Eli Manning. For Rachel Ray, it’s EVOO. And for recruiting and staffing industry professionals, your most valuable resource is your talent pool. Continue reading
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