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11Dec

Would you go to work for you?

DateTuesday, December 11, 2007 at 07:05PM

There's some good points in Dr. John Sullivan article Your Corporate Website Is Boring Applicants on ERE.Net.  He discusses the view, navigation and "feeling" of your corporate web sites.

The key issue that this shows to me is; how easy and enjoyable do you make it for a candidate to come to work for your company?  Have you actually gone to your web site, do a job search and entered your resume?  What about the automatic response?  How did you feel afterwards?  Were you excited and looking forward to hearing back or did you do another search on the job boards for other companies?

I talk about self evaluation often and this is one of those.  TEST DRIVE YOUR COMPANY'S RECRUITING PROCESS AND MAKE SURE YOU LIKE IT!!!

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