Episode 163 - Want to know what Benefits Candidates are really interested in? With Simon McSorley

07/17/22 • 41 min

Today on TaPod we have a WORLD EXCLUSIVE! Simon McSorley and the team at Crew Talent surveyed Candidates on what benefits they wanted to see from a prospective new employer... Then they checked over 1000 Career Sites to see what benefits (if any) they were communicating. The results are simply amazing, and here's 1 cheeky stat to get you started... Less than 30% of Career Sites mention any benefits at all... let that sink in...
Oh & by the way, Craig flies solo as Lauren was sick (clearly that meant no swears in the episode!).
One final note on Employee Benefits to Prospective Candidates as Simon says (see what I did there? Simon says...)
'You Can't Sell a Secret...' You'll get it by the end of the episode.

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Episode 162 - TaPod Does Recfest Knebworth!

In this (very brief) Tapod episode recorded in London, we reflect on Recfest Knebworth. In the fields that have graced Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Oasis and Robbie Williams we travelled to the greatest TA Festival ever seen. Over 4,500 attendees and a host of the smartest and most entertaining experts... the most progressive tech and dare I say it... the most generous vendors on the planet. We listened, we networked (well Lauren did 98% of that), we had a wee refreshment, we danced and we soaked it all in. It was amazing!

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Episode 164 - Nobody Likes Doing References... Right?

In today's episode on TaPod we sit down with Simon Topper - Director at Referoo.
Let's be honest completing references is one of the most mundane and labour-intensive stages in the recruitment process. It's here that we are likely to bring in our own bias and even cut corners. So why not outsource?
It's fast & simple and you have the option of completing reference checks via email, SMS or phone.
That's not all we talk about though. We delve into the UK - Recfest experience and why one of Referoo's most well-known personalities had an issue with his own name... fascinating!