Part 3: Challenging the hiring process norms
When it comes to challenging the hiring process norms, there are many habits that need to be challenged.
When it comes to challenging the hiring process norms, there are many habits that need to be challenged.
The key to building a solid talent foundation is to proactively and continuously have eyes out for great talent. Here are 6 tips to help build a solid talent foundation.
Many organizations struggle with hiring great talent and keeping them! At the end of the day, people are the most important asset.
Attracting the RIGHT talent for your company isn’t as simple as finding the prospect with the most experience. Majority of the time, a company’s top performing, long-term employees are those who fit best into the culture and have the right attitudes and performance abilities.
Companies often ask us for hiring and recruiting advice ? everything from the job description, to retention & onboarding. We find there is usually room for improvement in all steps of the hiring process, and it’s surprising how a little change can achieve significantly better results. The great news is: we’re here to help!
With the Millennial generation taking over the workforce, and Generation Z soon to follow, businesses need to be on top of their recruiting and hiring efforts. Understanding recruiting trends is key to sustaining an organizations hiring process and attracting top talent.
As one of San Diego’s leading talent management consulting and recruiting firms, we know firsthand the importance of hiring right ? the first time. To encourage the best hiring practices, we’ve pointed out five items that the top hiring managers are doing ? to ensure the right hire ? the first time.
The final part of finding the right-fit candidate is all about screening for culture fit. It’s a critical step – and the great news is – it can be done early in the hiring process – starting with the job description/ad! As a company, knowing WHY you’re in business, and not just what you do is the best way to identify your company culture.
How can the job description/ad sound LESS like a job and MORE like an opportunity? SIMPLE: Shift your focus from the HAVES to the DOS. Instead of having a checklist of what someone needs to HAVE for a job, focus on what someone has to DO to be successful in a job. Top talent will only leave their current roles for an opportunity ? not just a job . Those employees want to be challenged ? they desire to learn something new. A successful job description/ad outlines the opportunity throughout the entire ad.
The best practices in the hiring process start with creating an effective job description. A simple shift in your job description/job ad can dramatically alter the results you’re seeing, from 5%-10% of your applicant pool being quality to 50% or more! Here is part 1 of our 3 part series where we’re going to teach you how to attract top talent starting from the job description.
At Wejungo®, our most valuable asset is the amazing group of people working here. With the most rigorous training, highest quality standards and perfected communication, our team of professionals is committed to creating success together with you.
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