Posts Tagged ‘#TalentAcquisition’
#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – ARE YOU RECRUITING – OR SIMPLY CLERKING?
Many company recruiters think they are Recruiting when they are Clerking. Is your idea of sourcing candidates for your positions to create job postings? You are a clerk. Do you allow the company Applicant Tracking System or the Human Resource Information System to screen out candidates to get you to the top 2 candidates, without…
Read More#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – A CULTURAL FIT IS NOT IMPORTANT!
Any company that does not conduct the one, best process to determine if a candidate is a cultural fit must believe that Cultural Fit is not important. What is the process that determines Cultural Fit? The Effective Reference Check by a Hiring Manager who has been taught how to conduct a legal reference check. Many…
Read More#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – TALENT ATTRACTION DUE DILIGENCE
Some companies work to develop a culture that their staff love and want to protect. The result is higher productivity, profitability, and retention of Top Talent. This culture makes it difficult for Recruiters outside of their company to recruit their Top Talent. Many of these companies understand the importance of following all of the due…
Read More#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – TALENT ATTRACTION IS IMPORTANT!
As a Talent Attraction Expert, Executives at companies sometimes confound me. They complain that they cannot find the best talent. Then they listen to the excuses from people whose responsibility is to source, identify, and recruit Top Talent. What Are The Top 5 Excuses? “No one wants to move here.” Did they post and pray…
Read More#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – THE SCIENCE BEHIND TALENT ATTRACTION
Who knew there is a Science behind Talent Attraction? Three fields of Science determine whether your organization will attract Top Talent or simply accept the candidates who are desperate enough to wade through your company’s talent acquisition process. The three fields of Science for Talent Attraction are Psychology (individuals), Sociology (culture/groups), and Computer Science (applicant…
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