Posts Tagged ‘#TalentAttraction’
#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – DIVERSITY OF THOUGHT IS IMPORTANT
Companies and Associations whose members are of the same gender, race, or religion tend to hire people who “Look like them.” This is natural because we grew up believing that our (fill in the blank) is the best. The potential trap these organizations fall into is the inability to listen to others who think or…
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…
Read More#TalentAttraction #Tuesday – Wait! Before You Post That NEW Position
Consider…if your organization purchased an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) or HRIS in 2011. Then, posted 50 positions per year with 30 candidates applying for each position on average. There would be 15,000 candidates who at one time wanted to work for your company – who are languishing in your candidate database! Let us assume that…
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