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Recruitment Effectiveness Studies

Recruitment Effectiveness Studies provide research and critical information relating to the observations, preferences, expectations and intents of your applicant base. If organizations don’t understand why employees have chosen to accept or decline offers to join the organization, then they cannot make the necessary adjustments to continue attracting the best talent. Develop a competitive advantage by learning what attracts applicants to rival organizations and what discourages applicants from selecting your organization.

Generate Reliable Workforce Intelligence to Know:

  • Why are people choosing to work for you?
  • Why are people not choosing to work for you?
  • Where are your applicants choosing to work? Why there?
  • How did the applicant hear about your company and the job?
  • How did the applicant feel about your company’s recruiting and application process?
  • What would the applicant recommend as ways to improve your recruitment?

Key Benefits of Recruitment Studies:

  • Determine areas of improvement in the recruitment process
  • Invite former applicants to reconsider a job offer
  • Reduce expenses associated with finding quality applicants in the workforce by honing recruitment skills

Employers don’t often keep good statistics on offer acceptance and decline rates. If an organization is losing the battle to other organizations for the talent they want and need, it can lead to serious issues. Understanding why recruits make the decisions they make must be a priority in any organization.

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Why The Work Institute

The Work Institute offers customized solutions to get to the root of how people respond to your organization. With our emphasis on verbatim comments and live behavioral interviews, we get the best information—so we can give you the best information.

Fact is, “emotional” data collected inside is not valid. Repeated studies have shown that data collected by inside sources yields very different results from data collected by outside, objective, third-party agents.