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Recruiting data
The reports, data and metrics you need to measure your hiring performance.

How to measure (and improve) your offer acceptance rate
An offer acceptance rate (OAR) is the percentage of candidates who accepted a formal job offer. The OAR is measured by dividing ...

How to measure quality of hire
Quality of hire, also referred to as QoH, is a measurement of the value that a new hire brings to a company and how much they co...

Cost-per-hire metrics, demystified
Cost-per-hire (CPH) is one of the most intriguing recruiting metrics. It’s simple to understand, but can be time-consuming to ca...

Recruiting yield ratios, explained
A yield ratio is a metric used in recruitment to measure the movement of candidates through each step of the hiring pipeline. Tr...

Understanding interviews per offer and interviews per hire KPIs
Recruiting metrics help you invest your recruiting budget in ways that bring the highest return to your business. Knowing what t...

Qualified job candidates per hire: recruiting metrics that matter
How and what we need to measure in recruiting remains an active discussion. While there is plenty of data on offer from key recr...

Average time to hire: key recruiting metrics to track
Using recruiting metrics effectively is about finding the signal in the noise. Hiring managers, business owners and recruit...

What is time to fill? KPIs for recruiters
Applicant tracking systems provide an abundance of data to look at, but what metrics should you be tracking? Each business ...

How to file an EEO-1 report
EEO reporting requirements apply to employers that have at least 100 employees and to federal contractors that employ 50 or more...

Questions to ask about your key recruitment metrics
Hiring metrics, reports and recruitment KPIs are only as useful as the questions they answer about your business. So, befor...