Totaljobs conducted in-depth research into ‘What Top Talent Wants’ Jon Banks, Sales Manager, totaljobs will be looking at:
• Understanding job seeker behaviour
• Top tips to attract sought after talent
• Practical takeaways you can implement for recruitment
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#FIRMday London 24th November 2016 - Totaljobs: 'What Top Talent Wants'
1. What Top Talent Wants
totaljobs Research
Jon Banks: Sales Manager - totaljobs
2. The market place
UK is suffering skills
shortage
Brexit – UK economy
remains strong and
buoyant
Recruiters state
still a constant
need to recruit
3. What do jobseekers value the most?
Seismic shift in job searching
via mobile device
Advertise salaryHow job seekers search and
apply has dramatically changed
the recruitment process
Location/details of the
role/expectations
Career development
opportunities
Flexible benefits
4. Recruiting top talent
(before the competition)
Consider where your job
advertisement is placed
Easy contact and quick
response rate
Provide feedback
Clarity on the application
process in the job advertisement
Fast, straightforward application
and interview process
5. What can recruiters do to meet the
challenge?
Improve candidate fit
• Make sure all important factors that attract candidates are clearly communicated
Showcase your employer brand
• Use imagery – build a recognized and trusted brand
Match candidate expectations
Make a good first impression – invest in your onboarding programme
6. Where are employers missing an
opportunity?
Boosting employee motivation and retention
• Offer career development opportunities
• Clear objectives and expectations
‘Boomerangs’ are welcome to return
7. How to attract and retain top talent
Use your brand as an
attraction tool
Tell candidates what
they want to know
Be clear about the application
and interview process
Consider exactly what
you are looking for
Ensure an agile
interview process
Showcase
your benefits
Positive Career Development
and Retention
Meaningful On-
Boarding and Induction
?
8. Panel discussion
Facilitator:
• Jon Banks, Sales Manager, totaljobs
Panel members:
• Graham Butler, Head of Talent, Living Bridge
• Helen Durkin, Employer Brand Manager, Dixons Carphone
• Tim Hull, Talent Acquisition, Time Inc
Editor's Notes
Unemployment rate is at 4.8% (Jul- Sep according to ONS data, released 16 November 2016)
56% said a lack of skilled candidates had been a challenge to attracting top talent
The more employers and recruiters understand the needs and habits of jobseekers, the more able they are to adapt their recruitment approach to suit them – and boost attraction and retention accordingly.
70% of jobseekers prefer to search for jobs on their smartphone
The top 3 things that would attract a candidate to a job advert are: Detail on the role itself (64%), the mention of salary (58%), and detail on the location (43%)
Career development is also important to jobseekers with 38% stating that they would stayed with their employer if they had career development opportunities
Flexible benefits are also important. 65% of respondents said not all benefits appeal to them
57% of jobseekers surveyed said they preferred to use generalist recruitment websites (such as totaljobs) when job hunting. Consider the job advert placement
77% of respondents expect feedback on their performance following on interview, whether successful or not
27% of jobseekers said they’d expect the recruitment process to take no longer than 2 weeks
Improve candidate fit – make sure most important factors that attract candidates are clearly communicated – saves time and will attract a better candidate fit
Showcase your employer brand – use imagery, can be important in building recognised and trusted brand
Match candidate expectations – a streamlined process could net you talent sooner and ahead of the competition
Make a good first impression – on boarding can be intrinsically linked to retention
Be clear in the job advert copy to manage expectations
Boomerangs – welcoming them back shows the grass isn't always greener
Use your brand – provides prospective employees an understanding of your culture
Tell candidate what they want to know – clear and detailed information including salary, location and benefits
Be clear in the application and interview process – most accessible process is more likely to make hard to recruit candidates apply
Consider exactly what you are looking for – interview against the qualities and attributes you want your candidate to possess
Ensure and agile interview process – interview no more than 4 candidates and be sure to give feedback as will give off positive perception of your brand
Showcase your benefits – offer flexible benefits – all candidates are different and will be at different stages of life
Positive Career development and retention – offer a structure career path and implement talent reviews
Meaningful on-boarding and induction – invest in this and deliver on your promises made in the interview process
Improve candidate fit – make sure most important factors that attract candidates are clearly communicated – saves time and will attract a better candidate fit
Showcase your employer brand – use imagery, can be important in building recognised and trusted brand
Match candidate expectations – a streamlined process could net you talent sooner and ahead of the competition
Make a good first impression – on boarding can be intrinsically linked to retention