Halloween Edition ‘24
In accordance with this spooky week we’re just starting, in this newsletter edition, we’ll dive into two bone-chilling situations that hiring managers may face during the hiring process. Hopefully, the only creepiness you'll deal with is the trick-or-treaters knocking at your door.
Mistakes that make you the villain of the movie
As a hiring manager, something more frightening than any horror movie jump scare is finding out you have a typo job posting. This is not only because it can affect your reputation as an employer but also because this and other mistakes will influence the talent you attract and how long it will take to find the candidate that saves the day.
Here are some common pitfalls that will let you know you’re in the presence of a spine-chilling job posting.
If you want to hunt haunted postings, check out this article from our Knowledge Center to get insight on how to avoid and solve job ad mistakes.
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When an imposter knocks at your company
Do you know those horror movies where a stranger knocks at the door or rings the phones just to unleash chaos and unfortunate events? Imagine a situation like that in your company.
Even though the most known hiring fraud cases come from questionable employers attracting talent with fake job positions, hiring authorities are facing an influx of distrustful candidates using AI to manipulate resumes and interviews.
From wasted time and resources to giving access to someone who may be after your company’s data, can you imagine how much it can cost to hire an imposter? Fortunately, some experts are already offering an approach to any sticky situation.
Check out this blog post from our “Trending Now” section and get some insight from Onward Path, Inc., and ERE on how to be secure and unmask suspicious applicants.
Fortunately, these hiring process paranormals have a solution, so go enjoy the spooky season, and we wish you a safe and fun Halloween.
Senior Project Designer at FS Group Architects
1 个月Very informative
Senior Project Designer at FS Group Architects
1 个月Very helpful. But to think you are on a Halloween trick, take what is before you, make "Halloween Trick" less likely, and just be careful. You can enjoy fun instead of enjoying the trick better.
Chief Lending Officer and EVP
1 个月Very helpful let me know what you think.