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Hiring managers, are you missing out on great candidates? According to recent research, candidates with years of experience in a particular role, who have jumped multiple companies for career growth, or who may have some medical problems, can often be overlooked in the hiring process. But don't make this mistake! Keep an open mind and consider these candidates. After all, a single interview can reveal their potential and help you make an informed decision. #hiringtips #diversehiring #talentacquisition
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University of Texas at Arlington, Assistant Director of Internships. Creating opportunities for UTA students and talent solutions for corporate partners. Internship obsessed.
I've spoken with many international students who are unfamiliar with the hiring process in the US. Most international students assume that employers visit campus for same-day hiring opportunities, which is much more common in their home countries. US employers visit campus to meet potential talent, promote opportunities, and grow their applicant pools. Minimal hiring takes place on campus. This brief video provides a quick overview of the process.
How the Hiring Process Works in the U.S.
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I coach business leaders - Company Directors in the Boardroom, Executives in the C-Suite, and Managers in the Management Team
SHOULD YOU HIRE ON QUALIFICATIONS OR ON EXPERIENCE? Say you are hiring an executive for your Executive Team. There are two candidates – • YOUNG AND QUALIFIED a young person, with university or college qualifications that fit the role, but with no practical managerial experience • MATURE AND EXPERIENCED an older person, with no formal qualifications, but with a lifetime of experience and achievement in many areas of work and community Who should you hire? DO YOU RELY ON QUALIFICATIONS? If the executive role you are hiring for demands educational or technical qualifications, then the best person to hire will probably be someone with university or college degrees or other certified skills. OR DO YOU RELY ON EXPERIENCE? Knowledge can also come from self-study and reading books, producing great business ideas and inspired management skills. And knowledge can also come through life experience. If the executive role you are hiring for requires depth of experience, the better hire will probably be the person with no formal qualifications, but with a background of experience. HOW SHOULD YOU MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT HIRING? Keep in mind, when making decisions about hiring – Early in a person’s career, formal qualifications are important, because there aren’t other metrics to evaluate a candidate on. But in mid- or late-career, a candidate’s accomplishments and experience tend to be more important. So, when you hire executives, don’t rely only on qualifications – make sure to look below the surface towards practical management skills. #hiring #executiverecruitment #recruitment #decisionmaking #qualifications #managementexperience
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Attention Hiring Managers! It's time to rethink your job requirements. Demanding 15 years of industry work experience for a 25-year-old is unrealistic and creates a gap between experience and opportunity. Let's work together to bridge that gap and create more equitable hiring practices. #entryleveljobs #jobrequirements #hiringpractices
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NEW: Both current best practices and research evidence support the growing trend of employers dropping college degree requirements and focusing more on skills-based hiring practices. HumRRO's Gavan O'Shea explains what's driving the trend, the best way to measure a variety of skills, especially soft skills, and tips for organizations that are ready to explore options beyond degree requirements but are not sure how to proceed. https://lnkd.in/guQWmGWJ #SkillsBasedHiring #Recruiting #Hiring #IOPsych #Assessments Leadership Louisville Center KentuckianaWorks
Advancing the Full Potential of Skills-Based Hiring | HumRRO
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What Hiring Managers Seek in Candidates! Ever wondered what sets apart a stellar candidate from the rest? Having interacted with numerous hiring managers, I've decoded some crucial qualities they look for when bringing new talent on board: ▪ Adaptability: The ability to navigate change and pivot strategies is gold. Showcase your flexibility and willingness to learn—it's a game-changer. ▪ Problem-Solving Skills: Hiring managers value candidates who can assess situations, think critically, and propose effective solutions. Highlight your knack for innovative problem-solving. ▪ Cultural Fit: Beyond skills, aligning with a company's culture is key. Demonstrate your values and how they harmonize with the organization’s ethos. ▪ Communication: Strong communication skills (both verbal and written) are non-negotiable. Showcase clarity, conciseness, and active listening in all interactions. ▪ Passion and Drive: Employers seek individuals passionate about their work. Show enthusiasm, commitment, and a drive to excel in your field. Remember, it's not just about ticking off qualifications; it's about showcasing your unique blend of skills, attitude, and cultural alignment. 🚀 #HiringTips #CareerAdvice #ProfessionalGrowth"
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Hiring Partner👩🏽💻 | Founder & Chief Hiring Nerd of Career Pursuit | ✨Empowering female biz owners & leaders to hire based on aligned values and cultural fit✨
Looking to hire? It starts with defining your position and creating a Position Description (PD). A PD doesn’t need to be fancy, it just needs to have the key points, and be clear to read. So let’s take a look at a base level PD outline. 1️⃣ Position Details - start with the basics ✨Job title ✨Department ✨Reporting line ✨Location 2️⃣ Biz Overview and Culture ✨Give a snapshot of your biz ✨Highlight your vision, values and culture ✨Showcase what makes your biz unique and why it’s a great place to work 3️⃣ Role Overview ✨Provide a summary of the role, and explain the purpose of this position ✨How does the role fit within the team and the biz as a whole - help candidates to understand the bigger picture 4️⃣ Role Responsibilities ✨Detail the main tasks and duties - be specific about a day in the life ✨Outline any specific required outcomes of the position 5️⃣ Role Requirements ✨List the necessary qualifications, skills, and experiences, personal attributes ✨Differentiate what’s essential and what would be a “nice-to-have” 6️⃣ Agreement ✨Include a sign off section for the employee to accept the position Remember, culture is key! Embed your biz culture anywhere you can in your PD to attract candidates who resonate with your values. By following this outline, you’ll create a PD that not only attracts the right talent but also gives candidates a glimpse into what makes your biz, well your biz! Happy hiring! 🌟 Ash ✨ #positiondescription
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Talent Acquisition Professional @ Allegis Global Solutions || Enthusiast of Holistic and Long-Term Health with Practical Knowledge
Recruitment is not rocket science, but it’s also not a piece of cake. It’s a simple and rewarding process that involves understanding and connecting with different people and their emotions. When hiring for the same role, different hiring managers will have different expectations and preferences. Some may value technical skills, while others may emphasize academic knowledge. Some may seek a similar personality, while others may desire a diverse team. Some may welcome an overachiever, while others may feel insecure. Likewise, candidates may have different motivations and attitudes. Some may be just exploring their options and not serious about joining, while others may be very interested but nervous. Some may need a little encouragement, while others may need a lot of support. Talent acquisition is not a one-time deal or agreement. It involves the organisation's long-term growth, and a candidate's lifetime career but never just another joiner for a recruiter. #talentacquisition #recruitment #rocketscience
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🚨 New Guide Alert! Campus recruiting is tough, but this fall will be more challenging than ever. Talent teams are leaner, budgets are tighter, and candidates are mass-applying to a fewer number of open roles. But that doesn't mean great talent has to slip through the cracks. Learn how you can get ahead and make the most of your talent pipeline inside. 👇
Supercharge Your Campus Team
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