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As you scrutinize your staffing program and start making changes that help you source, identify, hire, and retain the best candidates, you
Your talented, hard-working, valuable employee has made the decision to say goodbye and move on with the next chapter of his or her career. You
As a recruiter or hiring manager, you know you need to take assertive action to connect with the most talented candidates in the marketplace. Even if they come to you first
You may choose your top applicant based on their training and experience. And you may decide to narrow an oversized pool of candidates by using cut-offs related to education. For example, maybe you only review resumes from candidates with degrees in finance or accounting; all others can take a hike. If previous training is essential to your hiring program, that