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5 Key Sourcing Metrics You Should Be Tracking

AIHR

In the current job market, complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic, recruiters and sourcers face the challenge of finding qualified candidates for many unfilled roles. It forms part of the recruitment process and includes activities such as collecting data of candidates, titles, previous job experience, education. Why does it matter?

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18 Benefits of HR Analytics For Your Business [With Examples]

AIHR

Improving recruitment and talent acquisition 3. Improving recruitment and talent acquisition. You gain valuable insights into your hiring process by tracking data pertaining to key recruitment metrics such as cost per hire, application completion rates, quality of hire, quality of source, and candidate experience.

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15 HR Analytics Case Studies with Business Impact

AIHR

Using IBM’s Watson machine learning capabilities, the workforce analytics team build an algorithm that included sources like recruitment data, tenure, promotion history, performance, role, salary, location, job role, and more. According to the report , productivity has also improved while recruitment cost have fallen.

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What to look for when you’re hiring a Head of Growth

Andrew Chen

I often use benchmarks like D30 >20% or projecting out M12 to be >30% to try to assess this. Being able to successfully guess a startup’s most probably growth channels allows you to then recruit for a “Head of Growth” who can supercharge the strategy. There were projects to help with A/B testing (Morpheus!),

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