Talent Optimization

Keyboard representing an employee submitting a Glassdoor review. Companies need to have a strategy on how to handle negative Glassdoor reviews.

How to handle negative Glassdoor reviews

Bad Glassdoor ratings can have a significant impact on a company’s reputation and attract fewer potential employees. However, with the right approach, companies can mitigate the negative impact of bad ratings and even turn them into a positive. In this guide, we will explore the steps companies can take to handle negative Glassdoor reviews effectively. …

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Companies looking to cost often guess at restructuring decisions. Use people data to make smarter talent decisions

Are You Restructuring Teams? – Don’t repeat past mistakes

Pardon me if this post hits a little close to home, but I sincerely want to help. Most of my conversations with executives in the first part of 2022 centered on the difficulties of acquiring and retaining talent. Recently, topics have changed dramatically. Most executives expect a decline in business and are preparing accordingly. Earlier …

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Image of one peg separated by a wall but there is a slight opening and the peg can see his teammates. This is similar to a team-building exercise that End2End Wins conducts in workshops.

Creating a positive experience for applicants

Does your company deliver a positive candidate experience for your job applicants? I recently read a report that estimates nearly 60% of job applicants share their candidate experience with others, including network colleagues and friends. The candidate experience is a big deal to job applicants, whether or not they are chosen for the role. Therefore, …

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An organization's talent strategy of having candidates go through multiple rounds of interviews can cause candidates to go elsewhere. They are saying no thanks to job offers.

Talent Strategy: Why Job Candidates Say No To An Offer

I have an important message to share with employers looking to fill open positions. Your talent strategy and processes are causing you to miss out on hiring some great talent, and you are losing them to your competitors! How do I know this? I have assisted 100+ individuals with career transition over the past year, and have seen numerous occurrences of candidates accepting a role at a competitor. Here is the scenario. The job candidate has multiple rounds of interviews with Company A, and things appear to be going well from both parties’ perspectives. Then, the candidate suddenly accepts a job at Company B, which often is a competitor. I can tell you the top reason this occurs, and I have an answer to the problem.

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