The COVID-19 pandemic has changed just about everything, and that includes the employment marketplace. Due to lockdowns and restrictions, the recruiting and hiring process has gone online—literally—as organizations struggle to hire the talent they need. This has given rise to the prevalence of virtual recruiting. However, just like traditional recruiting,
You don’t have to be told that this is one of the tightest job markets in the history of our country. Nor do you do have to be told that more people are quitting their job than ever before. That’s why it’s called the “Great Resignation.” During the past few
If you’re reading this, chances are good that you’re a recruiter. And if you’re a recruiter, chances are good that you use software. An applicant tracking system (ATS) is included in most recruiting software systems. According to Capterra, a Web service that helps businesses find the right software solutions, 75%
The full cycle recruiting process is almost over. Your client extended a job offer and the candidate accepted. But then, your client decides they want to rescind offer. Can an employer take back a job offer? Can an employer revoke a job offer? According to PBS, it is common for
There’s nothing as grand as when one of your candidates accepts an offer. And there’s nothing as miserable as when that same candidate turns around and declines the same offer. Wait, what? How does that happen? Why does that happen? How can you stop that from happening? Why does a
You found the perfect candidate, and your client wants to hire them. So you call the candidate and offer them the job. Then, the worst thing happens: the candidate refuses the job offer. Whenever you offer a job to a candidate, you hope they want the job as much as
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