Have you ever wondered what goes through the minds of contractor candidates? Contractors – and job candidates in general – have changed over the last few years, with more and more wanting flexible work, perfect for the environment we’re creating. It can feel like you’re looking for a needle in a haystack.
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Topics: consultant engagement, contractor care, contractors, LinkedIn, personalized communication, Research, Staffing Surveys and Studies, Studies, surveys
Your contractors are the lifeblood of your business, so taking care of them should be the #1 priority for every level of your company. The top-performing staffing companies in the US now have dedicated staff and operations team to support and be the voice of their contractor workforce.
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Topics: board priority, contractor care, contractor success, contractors, Gig Economy, staffing companies
How to 6X your NPS Score and Dramatically Increase Contractor Engagement
It’s common knowledge these days that happy customers can help lead a business to profitable, sustainable organic growth. Historically, Net Promoter Score (NPS) has been the go-to method businesses rely on to quantify customer happiness as they’re trying to improve the services they offer.
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Topics: candidate experience, consultant engagement, contractor engagement, contractors, hiring, job placement, net promoter score, Net Promoter Score (NPS), nps, redeployment, staffing and recruiting, temporary workers
Redeployment rates at staffing firms are notoriously low. In our research at Sense, we’ve found that staffing firms fail to redeploy anywhere from 70% to 90% of their talent.
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Topics: assignments, contractor care, contractors, Gig Economy, hiring, job placement, Net Promoter Score (NPS), redeployment, staffing and recruiting, temporary workers
Do you know your staffing firm’s redeployment rate?
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Topics: assignments, contractor care, contractors, hiring, job placement, redeployment, staffing and recruiting, temporary workers
