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Candidates are becoming increasingly vocal about what they want (and what they
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includes streamlining the application process (no unnecessary repeat questions),
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void, almost 58% of job seekers said they now expect to hear back from companies
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further simplify the process can integrate with services such as Calendly and
GoodTime to give scheduling power to candidates.


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You know those online applications in which candidates must type out every
degree, previous job, and qualification that they’ve already listed on a resume
they then have to attach? Candidates are no longer tolerating these arduous
application forms. More than 70% of job seekers reported that they would not
submit a job application if it takes longer than 15 minutes to complete.




BE GENEROUS WITH FEEDBACK AND QUICK TO REPLY

More than 70% of survey respondents expressed the desire for feedback after an
interview. Providing feedback to candidates who didn’t get hired can also send a
positive message about the company’s values. More than 60% of job seekers said
that receiving feedback during the interview process would make them more
inclined to apply for another job at that company.

Glassdoor has 50 million unique visitors each month. While most candidates will
never have the opportunity to experience working for your company, they won’t
hesitate to write a review describing their experience—the good and the bad.
Companies should treat every potential employee with the respect afforded to
their employees and customers.


WALK THE TALK ON YOUR DEI COMMITMENTS

A shocking 43% of survey respondents reported having their name mispronounced
during an interview.



Pronouncing someone’s name correctly is basic courtesy, and with Google at your
fingertips, there’s really no excuse for that sort of mistake. However,
mispronouncing someone’s name during the interview process can mean more to a
candidate than an impolite faux pas: It can signify that the company doesn’t
prioritize creating a culture of inclusivity and belonging. That’s a destructive
message to send, especially since 86% of candidates of all ages say that they
consider a company’s investment in diversity, equity, and inclusion when
evaluating jobs.

Job seekers are looking for a meaningful commitment to DEI, not just
“box-checking” gestures. They’re doing their research—investigating the makeup
of leadership teams and boards, exploring employee resource groups, and reading
employee reviews–to ensure that commitment is authentic.


GREAT EXPERIENCES FOR CANDIDATES TRANSLATE TO A POSITIVE BRAND REPUTATION

Companies need to recognize the effect that a negative recruitment experience
can have on their reputation. Signs of disrespect—whether it’s mispronouncing a
candidate’s name, showing up with the wrong candidate’s resume, or leaving a
candidate hanging out in the Zoom room by themselves for 30 minutes—indicate
that your company doesn’t value people. Perhaps it’s no surprise to some, but an
astounding 75% of candidates have been ghosted after an interview.



Hiring is a strategic function, not an administrative one. Hiring can make or
break your business. And the days of employers ruling out candidates for trivial
issues like typos in their resumes are over. Talented candidates are in high
demand. They have information, control, and, most importantly, choices. They
want a seamless, modern hiring experience, and companies that fail to deliver it
will suffer the consequences.

While a lot of these changes may seem basic, most companies aren’t doing them.
This failure to create an ideal candidate experience puts businesses at a
disadvantage. Creating a positive candidate experience has never been more
important. The whole hiring process—from online application to employment offer
or rejection—is an employer’s chance to make a first, and lasting, impression.

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company, and the coauthor of Talent Makers: How the Best Organizations Win
Through Structured and Inclusive Hiring.



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includes streamlining the application process (no unnecessary repeat questions),
being punctual and prepared for an interview, and following up in a timely
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void, almost 58% of job seekers said they now expect to hear back from companies
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Companies need to recognize the effect that a negative recruitment experience
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candidate’s name, showing up with the wrong candidate’s resume, or leaving a
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break your business. And the days of employers ruling out candidates for trivial
issues like typos in their resumes are over. Talented candidates are in high
demand. They have information, control, and, most importantly, choices. They
want a seamless, modern hiring experience, and companies that fail to deliver it
will suffer the consequences.

While a lot of these changes may seem basic, most companies aren’t doing them.
This failure to create an ideal candidate experience puts businesses at a
disadvantage. Creating a positive candidate experience has never been more
important. The whole hiring process—from online application to employment offer
or rejection—is an employer’s chance to make a first, and lasting, impression.

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