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50% of candidates see vague job descriptions as a major red flag (Talivity). I'd include emails, linkedin messages, and texts in that as well. Here's what actually matters: Collaboration: Who will they work with daily? The team's background, how dynamic the team is, what cross-functional means. Individual Goals: What problems will this role solve? Showcase how their work impacts the company/customers directly. Define Team Success: What milestones will show the company has beaten the next level in the next 6-12 months? Even in startups, "clarity is kindness" (Brené Brown). Yes, startups are often ambiguous, but complete lack of structure is not hot and you will lose out attracting the best talent.
Absolutely - specifics about the team and goals help candidates see how they’ll make an impact.
spot on. transparency breeds trust
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4 个月I had an engineer friend review an inmail for a highly niche role- and this is SPOT ON the feedback he gave me. Great things to ask during client onboarding. :D