Is the candidate-led market over? High vacancies and record-breaking salary averages don’t paint the whole portrait. Find out more about the tech recruitment space in our latest blog: https://buff.ly/3xRacFa
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Let me share something important with you: recruiters don’t set the salary for job openings. Candidates sometimes get frustrated when the salary range doesn’t align with their expectations, and I totally understand. While I always aim to be upfront about pay, the budget for each role is typically set long before we even start sourcing candidates. Our job is to advocate for you and provide market insights, but ultimately, the company sets the pay range based on its requirements and budget. #RecruitmentInsights #SalaryExpectations #HiringRealities
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"Recruitment Transparency: Let's Break the Ice! Have you ever wondered why recruiters ask candidates about their current salary and notice period, despite having a predetermined budget and knowing the joining timeline? It's time to challenge the status quo! Asking about current salary often leads to a raise based on that figure, rather than the market value of the role. This approach undervalues the candidate's worth and limits their earning potential. Similarly, inquiring about notice period when the recruiter already knows the joining timeline is unnecessary. It's like asking a question with a predetermined answer! Let's advocate for transparency and fairness in recruitment. Let's discuss the budget and market value of the role upfront, and focus on finding the best talent rather than trying to save a buck. Share your thoughts: How can we promote more openness and honesty in the recruitment process? #RecruitmentTransparency #FairnessInHiring #MarketValue #TalentOverBudget #HonestyInRecruitment"
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Recruiters and job posters, take note! Job seekers are asking for transparency when it comes to salaries in job descriptions. It's frustrating to come across a job title that doesn't match the salary. Including the salary range in the job description not only helps job seekers decide whether to apply, but also if the pay aligns with their expectations. Let's work together to make the job search process more transparent and efficient for all parties involved. #jobsearch #recruiting #transparency
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A Call for Fairness in Hiring ● Candidates renegotiating salary based on multiple offers is frowned upon. But companies looking for cheap labor are okay. ● Companies lying about job descriptions are accepted. But candidates lying on their resumes is not okay. ● Hiring candidates from lesser-known colleges is criticized. But companies with bad work cultures are overlooked. ● It's fine for companies to have 5-6 interview rounds. However, candidates taking the time to accept an offer is seen as a problem. ● Candidates can be rejected in the final round. However, candidates who do not join due to poor work culture are not accepted. The Hiring Process Needs Change
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"Attention HR's! As job seekers, we've all been there - excited about a job opportunity, only to find out later that the salary range doesn't meet our expectations. It's frustrating and a waste of time for both parties involved. That's why we're urging you to include salary ranges in job descriptions! It's a simple yet effective way to manage expectations and streamline the recruitment process. By sharing salary ranges upfront, you can: - Attract the right candidates who are willing and able to work within the given range - Reduce the risk of wasting time and resources on interviews and negotiations - Build trust and transparency with potential employees - Enhance your company's reputation as an employer of choice Let's make the recruitment process more efficient and respectful of everyone's time. Include salary ranges in job descriptions and let's move forward! #SalaryTransparency #JobSearch #RecruitmentProcess #HRBestPractices" Feel free to share and tag HR's and recruiters in your network!
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Are you really making over 100k as a recruiter? #RecruiterSalary #Recruitment #CareerGrowth Hey fellow recruiters! 💼💰 Have you ever wondered how much recruiters actually make? 🤔 It seems like agencies are always promising sky-high salaries like 100k after your first year or top earners making 600k. But is it really true? 🤨 Let's discuss: - What's a realistic salary expectation for a recruiter? - How can we ensure we are being fairly compen... Source: https://lnkd.in/gbdtnytB #mymetric360
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Dear Recruiters, It's a new year, so let's make a new commitment. Share the salary information in the job posting! A candidate shouldn't have to go through 3 rounds of conversations only to find out that your job is paying LESS than what they currently make. #salary #jobseekers #jobpostings #recruiting #humanresources #nextlevelcareercoach
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To all IT talent acquisition professionals/companies. When you ask for the desired salary, and the person replies, "what's your range", one thing is already wrong and is making us both lose time. You did not disclose the salary range. which made that person apply, and, when expectations aren't met, both lose time. Second, don't be shady and say that the range is not yet defined. You, or your client, have a goal number of what you are willing to pay, and, a number which you, or your client, will never be able, or have a desire, to meet. A range! If you're trying to avoid people asking for the max on the range, that's what interviews are for, to set the candidate, within the available range. Stop wasting us all valuable time. So, if you can't, or don't want to set the range on the job posting, at least be transparent when you're asked for that range.
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Enough is enough. I’m seeing this approach more and more in job postings: "If anyone is interested in the role, they can discuss salary expectations with the talent acquisition team." This is a major turn-off for candidates! Discussing salary after you’ve invested time and energy into applying and potentially interviewing is a backwards approach. Career Guidance salary range can vary wildly, from £12,000 (prorated in a school) to £75,000+. How can candidates know if it’s worth their time if there’s no transparency about compensation upfront? It's time for a change. Let's advocate for more upfront information in job postings, including salary ranges. It's a win-win for everyone involved. #jobsearch #careerguidance #transparency #fairness #recruiting #somuchmorethantalkingaboutjobs
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