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Candidate Experience in Interviews
Candidate Experience in Interviews
EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE BY :
Padma V-
IN THE INTERVIEW 24
PROCESS Yash
Pavaskar
26
Rashmi
Chaudhary-
30
Rishabh
Tripathi
32
Rhea
Miranda-
57
THE FAR-REACHING IMPACT OF
CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE- IBM SMARTER
WORKFORCE INSTITUTE
Key findings
Candidate experience often
begins before application
Positive candidate experience
linked to greater advocacy
Positive candidate experience
linked to greater job acceptance
Individual experiences are
amplified
The impact of candidate
experience extends beyond
recruitment
THE FAR-REACHING IMPACT OF
CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE- IBM SMARTER
WORKFORCE INSTITUTE
Candidate experience–
room for improvement
Hiring organizations
wanting to improve the
candidate experience
should:
Enhance employer
branding
Improve
communication
Treat all candidates well
THE TALENT BOARD
CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE RESEARCH
REPORT (2018)
Personal Engaging
•Having a well-designed,
•From the candidate’s professional-looking
perspective,the most careerportal is
frustrating part of the imperative.
candidate experience
can be the lack of •Incorporating the latest
meaningful technology,such as
communication or video, into your hiring
feedback to their process engages
application or resume. candidates.
THE CANDIDATE EXPERIENCE PLAYBOOK -
BY ICIMS
THE EXPERIENCE OF THE CANDIDATE IN THE
RECRUITMENT PROCESS- LAUREA UNIVERSIT Y
OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Finnish P&C Insurance
Age does not have a great impact
on how the applicant experiences
the process. However, there was
more dispersion between the
young respondents than between
the older respondents.
The experience from recruitment
process influences on how the
candidate felt about the company
afterwards.
The research brought out that
some of the areas that still need
small improvements.
EMPLOYEE RETENTION BEGINS IN THE
INTERVIEW PROCESS ITSELF- TALENT
CULTURE
A prospecti ve empl oyee star ts building
his opinion of the company i n the
inter view pro cess . In the 2015 Talent
Trends sur vey from LinkedIn, 83 percent
of respondents said a negative inter view
experi ence would change their opi ni on of
a company