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Guide to creating employee testimonials for tech talent

Employee testimonials play a crucial role in both attracting and retaining the right tech talent.

5 ways to use video in recruitment marketing

Job postings with videos are viewed 12% more than postings without video. On average, employers receive a 34% greater candidate application rate when they add video to their job postings. They are a powerful way to relate and resonate with your candidate in a way the written word does not. 

Career site landing pages: Why and how they work

Your career site is your company’s most important recruitment channel and the top resource candidates use during their research process.

Improving retention rates begins with recruitment

While your employer brand is a key element of your recruitment marketing strategy, your employee value proposition (EVP) is at the heart of it. Think of it like this, an EVP is the deal struck between your company and your employees in return for their contribution and performance.

How to measure cost of vacancy (COV)

Calculating COV is critical, because employers may be unlikely to place the necessary emphasis (and budget) on addressing recruitment issues if they are unaware of the negative impact vacancies may be generating.

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