A job description and a job advert are two different things, that have two different purposes, and that should be used at different stages of the recruitment process.
Nobody wants to read a long boring job description at the browsing stage of their job search – regardless of how active or passive they are. If your job posts are getting a lot of unsuitable applications, it’s probably because people aren’t reading them.
By taking this training course, you’ll discover the theory behind writing effective job adverts (as opposed to job descriptions) and practice a tried-and-tested formula that you can use for all your future adverts, emails, InMails, and social media posts.
It’s specially designed for you if you work in recruitment agency or a corporate talent acquisition team. It’s also helpful for HR professionals and hiring managers and suits all levels of experience.
You’ll learn how to write effective job ads.
Job ads that stand out because they’re more interesting to read and more likely to get responded to by the right people.
You’ll learn how to sell jobs more effectively in writing.
And that’s regardless of whether the channels used are job postings, emails, LinkedIn Inmails or social media.
A bespoke programme for corporate recruiters, HR professionals, and groups from recruitment agencies.
Includes the pre-recorded course, a writing assignment and customised live training as a group. Each workshop can cater for between 6 and 10 delegates.
Includes the pre-recorded course, a writing assignment, customised live training as a group (via Zoom) and the personalisation of a 121-coaching session (also via Zoom) with one of the training team.
One of the things that frustrates me about my industry is its proclivity to conflate these two pieces of content. Posting job descriptions and expecting your target candidates to read them doesn’t work like it did back in the early days of the Internet and job boards. The novelty of being able to find job…
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