Today’s talent is savvier than ever. We talk about this quite a bit on the Sense blog. It’s just that to stand out and land talent, employers are expected to go above and beyond what worked in the past. A concerted, strategic effort is necessary, especially with today’s 4% unemployment rate.
The most efficient and effective path to creating a cohesive candidate experience
Topics: candidate experience, candidate satisfaction, candidate engagement
This is where many staffing firms drop the ball on talent engagement
With any number of client reqs and candidates in the pipeline, while sales works on landing new clients, every department of your staffing firm is firing on all cylinders on any given day. While everyone is seemingly moving full speed ahead on the tasks on their plates, it can be difficult to be sure everyone is on the same page.
Topics: candidate experience, candidate satisfaction, candidate engagement
Your candidates will love you if they love your tech UX
Candidate experience is a hot topic in the staffing industry today. We certainly talk about it a lot here on the Sense blog. That’s because it matters, a lot. Today’s top staffing firms are winning in part because they are focused on creating a positive candidate experience, engaging talent wherever they are in their funnel.
Topics: candidate experience, candidate satisfaction, staffing technology
If you're going to do one new thing for candidate engagement this month, make it this
It feels like everyone is talking about candidate engagement lately. Probably because...well...they are talking about candidate engagement. A quick Google search found more than 128,000,000 results.
Topics: candidate satisfaction, candidate engagement, texting
Source more candidates at the top of the funnel... with texting?
Your staffing firm is probably pulling out all the stops to source more candidates at the top of the funnel right now. Building awareness and affinity for your brand and generating interest in your job posts is a top priority in such a tight market.
Topics: candidate experience, candidate satisfaction, candidate engagement, texting
How An Inferior Candidate Experience Will Cost Your Business $4,700 Per Employee
Candidate experience matters.
According to LinkedIn, nearly half of all U.S. employees would refuse to take a job at a company whose reputation they perceived negatively. Their report indicates that a bad reputation could cost your company an additional $4,723 per employee hired.
Topics: net promoter score, nps, recruiting, reputation, surveys, talent, brand, brand ambassadords, candidate experience, candidate satisfaction, influencers