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My First 30 Days at Blu Ivy

Blu Ivy Group

The last time I was a new hire, it was 2005 and the internet was just becoming mainstream in the recruitment world. Most HR professionals were managing candidates in an Excel spreadsheet, onboarding with paper documents, and conducting training in classrooms. Blog author: Fanta Selman. Director, Employer Brand & Culture.

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Hiring Quality Candidates in a Digital-First World

Hireology

Remote work has grown 140% since 2005. That’s because digital reference checks can incorporate recruitment marketing tools. After eight months of what feels like non-stop Zoom meetings, that might strike you as pretty obvious, but even before the pandemic, remote work was on the rise. Build a Talent Referral Database.

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Recruiting Trends 2020 Report: Predictions for the Year Ahead

Yello

A newer human resources function meant to streamline the operational aspects of sourcing and hiring top talent, recruitment operations teams oversee logistics like interview scheduling, extending offers to new hires, and the onboarding process. million people work from home , which is a 159% increase since 2005.

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Moments That Matter in the Candidate Experience

exaqueo

First Moment of Truth (FMOT): Introduced by Procter & Gamble in 2005, it defines the first interaction between a consumer and a product on a store's shelf or in real life. Word-of-mouth, referral conversations; job descriptions; recruiter/sourcer interactions; job application. Onboarding; engagement. Second (SMOT).

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Understand Important Trends in Recruiting and Hiring in 10 Minutes

Paycor

Ensure that your onboarding process is completely smooth and inviting. That’s why such a strong emphasis is being placed on onboarding, engagement and retention strategies. Creating a memorable employee experience begins with onboarding. Don’t be among the 35% of employers who spend $0 on onboarding. You’re Hired!