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With the many ways that exist to reach job applicants, why is finding great candidates so difficult? This complimentary SuccessFactors white paper discusses six ways to connect with high-quality candidates. Download the white paper today.

Retailers face many challenges to attracting top talent in today's market. Job seekers often apply for multiple positions simultaneously, so building a strong brand is critical to winning the best candidates. This white paper describes a 3-step process for recruiting and retaining the best employees—and keeping them performing at their highest potential.

Every job opening brings an opportunity for your business to build its brand. Giving job candidates great experiences could motivate them to become your brand ambassadors—regardless of whether you make an offer.

Introducing Passport: TheLadders' free recruitment solution. Now you can access TheLadders exclusive community of top quality professionals for free. Post jobs, build a pipeline of qualified candidates, manage your applicant pool and more with TheLadders Passport.

The BountyJobs Direct Hire Agency Benchmarking Reports are released twice a year to provide business leaders with key insights into trends and past performance of the agency recruiting marketplace, where companies seek some of the most highly sought-after candidates.

In this e-book, you'll learn how to: -Increase hiring velocity for high-demand talent -Create stronger recruiting teams -Find and engage the right agencies The six data points in this e-book are critical to unlocking the full potential of direct hire agencies in order to land those highly sought-after job candidates. Commanding this data will also position your recruiting teams to become strategic advisors to your company and its business units.

In this e-book, we discuss several factors that are creating greater challenges for hiring managers in 2015, including rising employment (meaning more competition for those hard-to-find candidates), scarcity of key skilled workers, and a rising number of people who say they plan to look for new jobs this year.

As an HR professional, you know the spotlight is on recruitment functions to prove their value to the business. You’ve seen how the volume of job applications has risen over the last few years, yet all it has done is create more work and rarely better outcomes – for candidates, recruiters or employers. Based on CEB research, this eBook uncovers the insights and solutions to overcome these volume recruitment challenges: • How to create an effective employer brand • How to optimize the candidate experience • How to make the recruitment process more efficient

Once upon a time, finding candidates meant posting a job description…and then waiting. But today, everything’s different. • Jobs have changed • Jobseekers have changed • Technology has changed But here’s the kicker: When candidates change, and the recruiting environment changes, your job as a recruiter will change, too. Are you ready to adapt? If you aren't sure, don’t fret. A number of recruiters today are faced with the challenge of adjusting to the new climate. Now is the perfect time to analyze your behavior and rethink your perspective. Here’s a look at seven of the top “sins” recruiters commit today, along with valuable direction for correcting your bad habits.

The recruiting industry is not what it used to be. Jobs, technology, candidates, and strategies have all changed immensely over the past few years, as STEM positions proliferate, social media explodes, and a new generation of workers—complete with new habits, wants, and needs—has emerged. You've probably felt the impact of this evolution firsthand, and you've realized that it doesn't matter how many people are actually out there looking for jobs (or not looking for them, as the case might be). If you’re having trouble finding the right candidates for the right positions at the right times, you’re dealing with a talent shortage. In this eBook, we outline four critical ways you can ensure the development of a rich talent pool.

Even though you are job-matching expert, you still need rules to create an awesome candidate experience. Get candidates talking about how great your hiring process was with these simple rules.

Attracting today’s savvy candidate requires much more than a creative job description and a flattering email message. The transparency provided by web sites such as Glassdoor combined with a millennial desire for meaningful work and corporate responsibility have the upped the ante when it comes to employer brand and candidate experience. While many firms have good intentions when it comes to employer brand, these intentions aren’t always translated to action, leaving many candidates feeling frustrated as they move through the process. New hires need confirmation that everything they were told in the interview processes is not only accurate, but even better than expected. When the onboarding process falls short of those expectations, candidates immediately question their decision to accept the offer and retention efforts in jeopardy. Join this webcast to learn how to avoid costly new-hire attrition in your organization.

A recent Human Capital Institute report found that 69% of respondents are having difficulty filling critical positions and only 20% agree that they have a strong talent pipeline for critical roles. Competition is fierce and the power has clearly shifted from employers to the candidate. Today’s job candidates expect to be treated like consumers, and the most successful marketing teams know that consumers are increasingly suspicious of brands. These marketing teams implement strategies to foster trust and loyalty among their target audience. Just like marketers, recruiters must have the ability to not only attract but engage candidates as well, and they are tasked with fostering that same trust and loyalty among the candidates they hire as well as the ones they don’t. It’s not enough to just leverage the latest tools and implement trend-setting processes in the recruiting department. Recruiters must also live the employer brand every day. Living the brand encompasses demonstrating the EV

Attracting talented job candidates is one of the biggest challenges facing HR in the next 10 years.1 Understandably, organizations want top talent and they are highly focused on recruiting strategies that enable them to hire the very best. One increasingly popular strategy is mobile recruitment. As mobile devices become ever more ubiquitous, potential candidates are starting to look more favorably at organizations offering a mobile recruitment option.2 But are all candidates created equal when it comes to mobile recruitment? We decided to take a look at the coveted members of the workforce and explore their use of and attitudes towards mobile recruitment. Using the high-potential employees subset of our global WorkTrends™ survey data, we were able to compare top talent, who significantly outperform their peers and demonstrate a stronger capacity to succeed,3,4 with other employees. The results provide new insight into mobile recruiting and guidance for organizations looking to attract

Find out what motivates recent graduates and the messages that resonate most as they explore finding a job and building a career. If you thought you understood the millennial marketplace, get ready to be surprised.

This guide will help you grow and engage your passive candidate pipeline, to ultimately help increase quality hires and decrease time spent sourcing.

Did you know that 88% of all job seekers have at least one social networking profile? Because of this, 92% of companies have used or plan to use social media to recruit. If businesses aren't using social media for recruiting, they can potentially miss candidates that wouldn't be found elsewhere. Don't let your competition find these great candidates first, and even worse, your competition can find these great candidates.

Increasingly, business leaders are realizing that the organization’s brand extends to their interaction with job candidates.

Three Trends that are Impacting the Hiring Market Right Now A snapshot.

When you’re tasked with filling numerous open requisitions, you’ll typically source and engage candidates using the same traditional methods you’ve always used: you’ll post a job requisition online, wait for the flood of resumes to come in, then over-rely on tracking candidates via spreadsheets and emails. This isn't a winning strategy and it actually makes the recruiting process longer, more expensive, and less effective for building a powerhouse workforce.

Finding and retaining top talent is no easy task. The national unemployment rate is just about as low as it has been in almost a decade and job seekers are being more particular about where they want to work — and for how much money. In this “candidates’ market,” you need every advantage you can get. With that in mind, we hope the data in our 2018 Salary Guide will help you recruit, retain and pay employees at all levels — and win the competition for top talent.

This White Paper illustrates the trends that increase the complexity of recruitment, causing talent acquisition managers and HR leaders significant concern: the emergence of new technology, changing demographics and recruiting across borders and increasing globalisation.

In this presentation you’ll see and learn: - How companies are implementing pre-hire reference assessments - What pre-hire assessments can do for your company - How they decrease turnover amongst high performers - Why they lead to higher employee job performance - How they enable top companies to identify the highest potential candidates available

Attracting today’s savvy candidate requires much more than a creative job description and a flattering email message. The transparency provided by web sites such as Glassdoor combined with a millennial desire for meaningful work and corporate responsibility have the upped the ante when it comes to employer brand and candidate experience. While many firms have good intentions when it comes to employer brand, these intentions aren’t always translated to action, leaving many candidates feeling frustrated as they move through the process. New hires need confirmation that everything they were told in the interview processes is not only accurate, but even better than expected. When the onboarding process falls short of those expectations, candidates immediately question their decision to accept the offer and retention efforts in jeopardy. Join this webcast to learn how to avoid costly new-hire attrition in your organization.