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Recruiting on college campuses differs significantly from hiring seasoned professionals, as many applicants are entering the workforce for the first time and often lack substantial job experience. Recruiters must skillfully manage intricate interactions through a mix of virtual and in-person recruitment activities, including outreach to educational institutions and various university organizations. Establishing a robust employer brand can be challenging in both digital and physical environments due to logistical hurdles that traditional applicant tracking systems may not adequately address. It is essential to eliminate bias in the hiring process while also conserving time and ensuring a top-notch experience for candidates. Utilizing precise filtering techniques and Boolean search methods can aid in identifying the most suitable candidates effectively. Ultimately, adapting to these unique challenges is crucial for attracting the best talent from academic institutions.
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A decent upgrade from Excel for your recruiting process. Date: Jun 13 2020
Summary: If you have a team of people regularly recruiting from several places, yello will definitely make your life easier. Except, there are lots of options in the market today, do compare before committing.
Positive: - Using yello makes the process at job fairs etc more streamlined when an entire team is handling several candidates at various stages of consideration.
- Definitely a better and more efficient way to handle recruitment than using excel sheets.Negative: - There can still be a lot of improvements to the software, particularly the dashboard. It can be made easier to use with better design.
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- There needs to be some kind of task management system within Yello, it's really helpful for the entire team to get a bigger picture on all the candidates.
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