Professional associations often have their own set of challenges and advantages when it comes to job boards, so we’ve gathered up our best advice for them.
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You’re hiring! That means finding and attracting candidates who you then need to evaluate for the position. But it’s not that simple, is it?
Let’s define what it is you or your company wants when you’re looking to hire. Bottom line? You need somebody who can do the work you need done.
But typically, most employers also want that someone to:
- Do the work really well
- Have the traits and interpersonal skills that enable them to work with others in the workplace as necessary
- Help strengthen their organization through their efforts
We’ve seen a shift in how we talk about recruiting and hiring, and the idea has emerged that employers need to market themselves to candidates as great places to work/people to work for, similarly to how a company markets to customers. Over the past two decades, we’ve seen the Internet multiply and diversify–no matter what it is you’re looking for, you will find it in abundance, and easily. A little too easily, sometimes.