As it stands, 2019’s job market is full of uncertainty. With Brexit negotiations ongoing and the unemployment rate continuing to drop, knowing how to hire a personal assistant or other support staff can be confusing. In the latest episode of our podcast, Managing Director, Rebecca Siciliano, explains how companies can improve their chances of attracting and retaining talent.
It’s essential to work with your marketing teams – look at the content you’ve got out there and make sure that it’s attracting the type of talent you’re after
Capture feedback from your current talent on what attracted them to the brand and what they love about working for you
Embrace tech – have you considered using video? Is your website mobile-optimised? Is the candidate journey optimised?
Social media goes both ways – while you may be looking at candidate profiles, candidates are now looking at your company profiles to see what it’s like to work with you
Candidate communication is key. Don’t forget to acknowledge applications – even if it’s an automated response
Manage expectations – establish the interview process early and keep candidates engaged at every turn. Make sure they know what to expect
Educate your hiring managers in terms of availability – it’s important to streamline hiring processes as candidates are moving quickly
Candidates want flexibility – it’s going to be a norm, not a benefit
If new to your business, introduce flexible working gradually and monitor the results
Candidates are moving for a 8-10% salary increase. If an increase isn’t within your remit, could your benefits stand out to candidates instead?
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