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Source of hire: what it is, how to measure it and how to use it
A source of hire (SoH) is a metric that shows the percentage of your overall hires that entered your pipeline from each recruiti...
Recruiting email metrics: how to measure your email success
Recruiting email metrics help you measure the impact of your messages. Whether it’s to find out if a referred candidate would be...
Back to basics: how to write a recruiting email
Writing a recruiting email involves researching the candidate, personalizing the message, and being clear about the job opportun...
How to measure (and improve) your offer acceptance rate
Measuring and improving your offer acceptance rate is crucial for successful recruitment. This rate indicates the percentage of ...
How to measure quality of hire
The quality of hire (QoH) is a measure of the value new hires bring to a company, typically gauged by their contribution to the ...
Recruiting yield ratios, explained
Recruiting yield ratios are key performance indicators (KPIs) used to measure the efficiency of the hiring process. These ratios...
How to calculate employee turnover rate
Employee turnover rate is a measure of how many employees leave a company in a given period, usually a year. It's calculated by ...
Understanding interviews per offer and interviews per hire KPIs
Understanding "interviews per offer" and "interviews per hire" KPIs is crucial for measuring recruiting efficiency. These metric...
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
The most important recruiting metrics include time to hire, which measures the duration from engaging a candidate to accepting a...
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 has d...