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    Everything you need to know about candidate experience
    Paige Magarrey, Workopolis
    After our recent report on how California startup Whisper fixed its candidate experience, we realized that we might need to take a step back and define what candidate experience is.

    After all, candidate experience is a phrase that comes up a lot for small business owners, hirers, and HR professionals – and with good reason. It’s an intrinsic part of the process.

    Candidate experience isn’t a recruitment tactic or a hiring tool – although it can certainly help (or hinder!) in both these areas. Candidate experience is something that will happen every single time you make a hire, whether you pay attention to it or not. And, not paying attention to it can do some serious damage to your growth as a company.

    For everything you need to know about candidate experience, read the full article here: Everything you need to know about candidate experience.

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