Managing your brand throughout the recruitment process

Published date: 2 August 2015

The first whitepaper in our recruitment insight series offers employers advice on how they can manage their brand during the recruitment process. We explore job seeker preferences – from when they first apply for roles and are being interviewed, to their expectations around how long the process takes.

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The whitepaper is based on survey responses from more than 1,300 professionals and 250 hiring managers.

88% of job seekers talk to friends and colleagues about their experiences during the recruitment process.

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88% of job seekers talk to friends and colleagues about their experiences during the recruitment process
72% say lengthy recruitment processes put them off a job
67% of job seekers believe they should have to undergo a maximum of two job interviews before receiving an offer; 95% think they should have to attend three or less
89% of job seekers have applied for a job and not received a response

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