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As a company with multiple job openings : - Have you calculated your company’s average time to fill ? - How much are those vacancies costing the company day by day ? -What will you do to reduce the average time to fill while finding the best candidates ? The helpful don't always give you the answers, they ask you the right questions

Today I want to ask a question. What does “entry level” mean exactly in job advertisements? I’m reading entry level job descriptions that ask for 5+ years of experience. After 5 years of doing something professionally, would you like that to credit your resume as “entry level” work— or would you say after 5 years you would be proficient or accelerated? Hiring managers— explain this. #makeitmakesense

While applying for entry level administration assistant or HR positions, I am experiencing my resume being kicked out of automated tracking systems, such as indeed, due to not meeting minimum years of experience. Now, i am seeking others’ experiences (for research purposes) to figure out what the next steps are. Share your experience: 1a. How did you make your resume fitting for a job description, with no experience in a particular field? 1b. What steps did you take to receive an interview for a role you had no previous experience in? 2. Would applying through a company website increase my chances of an interview? Any tips, tricks, or advice are welcomed.

How to hire Great employees: Tips to hire the best talent 👍    Start with a Great Job Ad: Showcase the benefits of working at your company. By benefits, we mean the things that make your company a great place to work at. Why would that candidate want to work for your company? Be specific: Clearly define the role's responsibilities, required qualifications, and desired skills. Be honest and list all the expectations of the position. Highlight company culture: Share your company's values and culture to attract candidates who align with your organization. Use inclusive language: Ensure your job ad is free from bias and welcomes candidates from diverse backgrounds. Keep it concise: Use bullet points and short paragraphs to make the job ad easy to read.  Make the posting visually attractive and easy to apply. Include salary range and benefits information to attract candidates who are a good fit. Consider adding questions that confirm priority skills or experience that you are looking for in the position. #hiring#recruiting#hr#talentacquisition

Writing a job advertisement can be a tricky process. At Elton Recruitment our candidates are always complimenting us on how well our job ad's are written. Our goal is to make sure our job ad's are personalised to match each role that we recruit for. 1. We make sure we include detailed information about the job role, we always include the salary and any benefits, this will help to attract the right candidates and will save time by deterring those who don't meet the criteria. 2. Use of clear headings, bullet points and short sentences to make the job advert more readable. 3. Also highlight the positives this way to make it attractive to potential candidates and use language that is inviting and encourages people to apply. 4. We always try and include the job title 3 times in the job ad, this will help to ensure that we are targeting the right candidates for the job. Check out our current vacancies - https://lnkd.in/gJwBSNs

Would you apply to a role that, on LinkedIn alone, has triple digit number of applicants? Hate to tell you the obvious, but Quality > Quantity If you have the right skills - still apply. In certain sectors and roles, it is not an uncommon , for hundreds of people to apply for the same position. However, finding the right candidate is just as hard for the recruiter / HR as it was for you to review and carefully craft your application. - Review (ALL!) of the job description - Tailor your CV - Drop a note to the person in charge - Follow up The goal is clear: Stay top of mind! #jobseeker #applicationstrategy ----------------------------- Liked this post? Want to see more? Be sure to tap the 🔔 on my Profile

I always find recruitment interesting. I actually enjoy it. But what is clear is the level of dross out there. People who have only been able to hold down their longest job for three months OR they worked in McDonalds once in 2019 OR have always worked in healthcare and that somehow that means they'd be good in recycling (I mean I guess there's an element of dealing with 💩 in both?? 🤢) No one bothers to write a covering letter any longer. Neither do they attempt to re-write their personal statement to speak to the company to whom they are applying. Think "I've always wanted a nice comfortable customer facing role" 🤣🤣 And then we've got the next stage - how many of those invited to interview actually show up. On average I find about a 6:1 ratio. Anyway wish us luck! #recruitment #jobsearch #hardwork

Some advice from HR Resource Team I think we all could use in this market! Ensuring you are putting your best foot forward with job postings can benefit your organization throughout the entire recruiting process.

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NAVIGATING A CANDIDATE-SHORT MARKET as a Hiring Manager 🔎 My most recent conversations with clients have been focused around a lack in high-quality candidates in the market. Clients are posting adverts and getting a set of applicants that either don't match the brief at all, or aren't of the quality that they need! As Recruiters, a client's experience is usually mirrored in our work - but having access to over 15 years worth of candidate networks at Four Recruitment definitely helps us to find those hidden candidates! I've been thinking of some of the best ways to handle a CANDIDATE-SHORT Market - here are my TOP TIPS: ⭐ MAKE YOUR OFFERING ATTRACTIVE - if there's only a few brilliant candidates on the market, you want them to apply for your jobs! So, make sure your salaries and benefits are in line with the market. 💥 OPEN UP YOUR SEARCH - you're looking for an Accounts Assistant who MUST have Intermediate Excel Skills and aren't having any luck, would it be worth opening it up to those with Basic Excel skills? Could you support to upskill them? The time that you spend waiting, could be used to increase someone's skills whilst getting them settled in! ⌛ MOVE QUICKLY!! - If you do find a brilliant candidate, who fits what you're looking for - don't waste time! You don't know when you'll find someone else who fits your brief - so act quickly and offer! How are you finding the market at the moment? #recruitment #candidates #market #hiringmanager