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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

A simple explanation for ‘recruitment’ is the process of searching and obtaining candidates with the potential to take on empty positions in companies and organizations. Fundamentally, the recruitment process begins with the identification of talent pools, which then leads to a shortlist. Forget about recruiting through LinkedIn.

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Support employment for people with disabilities: 5 inclusive hiring tips

Insperity

Building an inclusive workforce means being open-minded to the diverse population of people with disabilities. Viewing a disability as just a difference, like culture, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation, expands workforce diversity. Adopting a vocabulary that feels respectful to everyone is the most inclusive course to follow.

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Diversity and Inclusion Best Practices for Executive Recruiters

Thrive TRM

Prior to co-founding Thrive, I worked at Berlitz where I led the development of assessments and online training courses that helped leaders develop the skills necessary to create diverse and inclusive workplaces. I saw first hand the imperative role that executives played in building truly diverse and inclusive companies and teams.

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The future of recruiting: 8 ways to win the talent war

Insperity

Many businesses, regardless of size, type or industry, have found themselves in the trenches of today’s talent war, and the future of recruiting seems complicated and murky. With this in mind, how can today’s business leaders: Re-evaluate their recruiting approaches? Clarify your company’s recruiting messaging.

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Can HR really fix organisations’ diversity problems?

cipHR

It’s time for a new approach to improve workplace diversity and inclusion – one focused on changing the environment in order to “de-weaponise the cultures that we oversee,” argued John Amaechi, a former NBA basketball player turned organisational psychologist, at the CIPD Festival of Work 2020.

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The Ultimate Subjective Thought Leader List

marenated HR

People who I’ve admired from the very beginning of my career in the HR and Recruitment Technology space, people who have lasted and created a body of work that continually speaks to me and other people too, I’m sure. His in-your-face posts about everything from diversity to new tech are simultaneously truthful and easy to swallow.

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Seven Powerful Ways to Use Tech to Overcome Recruiting Bias

TalentCulture

HR technology tools are available to help recruiters weed out bias. But, do these recruiting tools really work? The answer is a qualified yes—if the companies that use them are serious about achieving diversity. Here are seven ways you can use tech to overcome recruiting bias. Assess your diversity efforts.