The Client Experience: Healing a Broken Relationship
From time to time, your relationship with a client might go south. Now you need to repair that relationship… but how?
From time to time, your relationship with a client might go south. Now you need to repair that relationship… but how?
Just as customer service continues after the sale, candidate service continues after the job assignment.
Sometimes, you do everything you can to find a match for a candidate, but it doesn’t happen. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to help unmatchable candidates.
Review sites such as Yelp, Google Places and Yahoo let people talk about their experiences with a company, and sometimes their experiences weren’t great.
Social media is a great way to get your job listings out there, especially considering that most of your potential audience is already on social media. But your job openings aren’t the only content you can offer on social media.
Not all candidates have their first experience with your company in your reception area. Many of them encounter you first through your online application process, and their impression of that can strongly color their impression of your company as a whole.
We’re covering the candidate experience this month on the COATS blog, starting at the same place many of your candidates start (and some of them stop): your reception area and the people in it.