Recruitment is a 2 way process Whilst it's of course important for the candidate to portray themselves well and deliver a good interview, it's equally important for a company to portray themselves well and deliver a smooth process. Some tips to help secure the best talent: ✅ Avoid delaying the process, delays breed uncertainty ✅ Offer constructive and timely feedback ✅ Avoid being ambiguous. You're hiring a candidate for a specific role, give them the heads up of what you're looking for so you don't waste anyone's time ✅ Be a human. Ask questions about the candidates interests and hobbies, not just their achievements Drop me a message if you want some advice, guidance or support with recruitment #recruitment #fmcgrecruitment #fmcgsales #salesrecruitment #newjob #hiringprocess #recruitmentprocess
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How to Prevent Candidate Drop Out In the fast-paced world of recruitment, it's disheartening when a promising candidate unexpectedly drops out of the hiring process. Here are some common reasons why this happens and what we can do to minimize it: Lengthy Hiring Process: Streamline your interview process and make sure each step has a purpose and is efficient. Lack of Communication: Regular updates, even if brief, can keep candidates engaged and informed. Unclear Job Expectations: Ensure job descriptions are accurate and detailed so candidates have a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities. Better Offers: In a competitive market, candidates may receive multiple offers. Highlight what makes your company unique and what you can offer that others can't. Negative Interview Experience: A poor interview experience can turn candidates away. Train interviewers to be respectful, prepared, and engaging. Misalignment with Company Culture: Candidates want to feel they fit in. Share your company culture early in the interview process so candidates can assess their fit. #TalentAcquisition #CandidateExperience #HiringProcess #EmployerBranding
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How to Prevent Candidate Drop Out In the fast-paced world of recruitment, it's disheartening when a promising candidate unexpectedly drops out of the hiring process. Here are some common reasons why this happens and what we can do to minimize it: Lengthy Hiring Process: Streamline your interview process and make sure each step is necessary and efficient. Lack of Communication: Regular updates, even if brief, can keep candidates engaged and informed. Unclear Job Expectations: Ensure job descriptions are accurate and detailed so candidates have a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities. Better Offers: In a competitive market, candidates may receive multiple offers. Highlight what makes your company unique and what you can offer that others can't. Negative Interview Experience: A poor interview experience can turn candidates away. Train interviewers to be respectful, prepared, and engaging. Misalignment with Company Culture: Candidates want to feel they fit in. Share your company culture early in the interview process so candidates can assess their fit. #TalentAcquisition #CandidateExperience #HiringProcess #EmployerBranding
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Many conversations I am having with both clients and candidates at the moment are about the interview process. It seems this has changed a lot over the last year and there are differing opinions on the length of processes and what should be involved. This will change for different positions within marketing and seniority, but companies must have the best-in-class interview process if they want to recruit top talent. The pre-interview stage sets the tone and should contain all the information the potential applicant should know. Focusing on providing the right information - including salary and package details in my view- from the beginning can save time and effort in the long run. Additionally, clearly outlining the job requirements helps applicants quickly assess if the role is suited to them. The interview should allow a warm and welcoming environment, with a relaxed yet professional atmosphere. Having a conversational approach combined with in-depth questioning allows all parties to get the most from the interview and helps hiring managers understand a candidate's competency. This helps employers to select the right person for the role and also ensures the best fit for candidates #Recruiting #marketingjobs #HiringProcess
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Many conversations I am having with both clients and candidates at the moment are about the interview process. It seems this has changed a lot over the last year and there are differing opinions on the length of processes and what should be involved. This will change for different positions within marketing and seniority, but it's essential that companies have the best in-class interview process if they want to recruit top talent! 🤝 The pre-interviewing stage sets the tone and should contain all the information the potential applicant should know. 💻Focusing on providing the right information - including salary and package details! - from the beginning can save time and effort in the long run. Additionally, clearly outlining the job requirements helps applicants quickly assess if the role is suited to them. The interview itself should allow a warm and welcoming environment, with a relaxed yet professional atmosphere. Having a conversational approach combined with in-depth questioning allows all parties to get the most from the interview and helps hiring managers gain an understanding of a candidate's competency. This helps employers to select the right person for the role and also ensures the best fit for candidates 🔎 #Recruiting #marketingjobs #HiringProcess 🔎💻😊🤝
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How to Prevent Candidate Drop Out In the fast-paced world of recruitment, it's disheartening when a promising candidate unexpectedly drops out of the hiring process. Here are some common reasons why this happens and what we can do to minimize it: Lengthy Hiring Process: Streamline your interview process and make sure each step has a purpose and is efficient. Lack of Communication: Regular updates, even if brief, can keep candidates engaged and informed. Unclear Job Expectations: Ensure job descriptions are accurate and detailed so candidates have a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities. Better Offers: In a competitive market, candidates may receive multiple offers. Highlight what makes your company unique and what you can offer that others can't. Negative Interview Experience: A poor interview experience can turn candidates away. Train interviewers to be respectful, prepared, and engaging. Misalignment with Company Culture: Candidates want to feel they fit in. Share your company culture early in the interview process so candidates can assess their fit. #TalentAcquisition #CandidateExperience #HiringProcess #EmployerBranding
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If you could only ask one question when interviewing someone, what would it be? We've got a few go-to questions that we ask each and every candidate in the early stages of the recruitment process in addition to a range of skills and experience based questions: What motivates you? This is a powerful question. The answer can reveal how aligned (or not) the candidate is with the opportunity you're offering. What do you think a typical day in this role would look like? This answer reveals their depth of understanding of what working for you would entail and how much they've pictured themselves in the role itself. What have your thoughts been about the role since we last spoke? This is a great question to ask at the start of the next stage of the process and can reveal how they're feeling about the prospect of being successful in the role, ideally answering this excitedly! These are just some of the questions we use throughout our recruitment process. #interviewtips #interviewquestions #recruitmenttips
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Some great tips on preventing candidate drop out during the hiring process.
How to Prevent Candidate Drop Out In the fast-paced world of recruitment, it's disheartening when a promising candidate unexpectedly drops out of the hiring process. Here are some common reasons why this happens and what we can do to minimize it: Lengthy Hiring Process: Streamline your interview process and make sure each step has a purpose and is efficient. Lack of Communication: Regular updates, even if brief, can keep candidates engaged and informed. Unclear Job Expectations: Ensure job descriptions are accurate and detailed so candidates have a clear understanding of the role and responsibilities. Better Offers: In a competitive market, candidates may receive multiple offers. Highlight what makes your company unique and what you can offer that others can't. Negative Interview Experience: A poor interview experience can turn candidates away. Train interviewers to be respectful, prepared, and engaging. Misalignment with Company Culture: Candidates want to feel they fit in. Share your company culture early in the interview process so candidates can assess their fit. #TalentAcquisition #CandidateExperience #HiringProcess #EmployerBranding
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A positive candidate experience is key to attracting top talent. Candidates want clear communication, transparent processes, and timely feedback. Respectful interactions contribute to a favorable impression, as does providing a glimpse into company culture and values during the hiring process. A seamless experience can make candidates more likely to accept job offers and speak positively about your organization, enhancing your reputation. 𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐚 𝐠𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐜𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞? 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐬𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐩𝐬 - Let the candidate know about the interview process - Share the full job description - Stay connected with the candidate throughout the process - Provide feedback at each step, even in case of rejection - Provide insights about the job role - Acknowledge their concerns - Keep the interview process short and well-explained - Be mindful of the candidate's current working schedule while scheduling interviews. By following these guidelines, you can create a positive candidate experience and attract top talent to your organization. #CandidateExperience #TopTalent #HiringTips
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💡 TIP Tuesday HIRING PROCESS - I see this happen all the time, candidates are excited about a company and position, they are eager about the position! BUT from that first contact and excitement to getting initial feedback from the company can take a week, 10 days or even 2 weeks. By this time the candidate has followed up 2-3 times and the excitement fades. REMEBER THAT: 💡 Your interview process is part of your branding (this is another big topic) 💡 Good candidates never stay in the market for very long 💡 Your competitors are also interviewing and moving fast to snatch up these candidates 💡 From a branding perspective it seems like internal process take long and are potentially archaic 💡 Candidates think that you are not that interested in them - stay engaged with them! The TIP is, make sure you have a committed recruitment project timeline in the business for every open position. Share this with your recruitment team to manage candidates' expectations of the process. And of course, stick to that project timeline, this will allow a fantastic experience for everyone that is part of your recruitment projects. #evolveorrepeat #hiringprocess #hiring #recruitmentprocess #howtorecruit #recruiting #interviews #interviewtips #tiptuesday
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I recently went through the interview process for a new role, only to be informed just two days later that the position had been filled before I even had the chance to interview. This experience has been disheartening, especially as I’m currently at risk of redundancy from my current role. Such situations can significantly impact a candidate's perception of a company, and it also reflects on recruitment managers and their processes. Communication and transparency are vital in recruitment; they shape not only the candidates' experience but also the employer's reputation. We can and should do better as a collective when it comes to the recruitment process. Clear communication and respect for candidates' time and efforts can make a world of difference. Here’s to hoping for a more considerate approach in the future💪✨ #JobSearch #Recruitment #CareerJourney
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