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Talent Acquisition OKR's
Objective
Key Result
Owner
Team
Progress
Status
Objective
Key Result
Owner
Team
Progress
Status
A good recruitment marketing strategy will determine the quality of candidates we hire.
Work with marketing to increase job posting views by 30%
People Ops
Green
100%
Automate 3 existing recruitment processes (e.g. ATS, screening and scheduling)
People Ops
Green
100%
Reduce failed hire rates
Create a detailed recruitment plan and reduce average hiring time by 15%
People Ops
Green
100%
Increase candidate experience NPS by 35%
People Ops
Green
100%
Increase the rate for job acceptance by 15%
People Ops
Green
100%
Create mandatory interview and unconscious bias training for all hiring managers
People Ops
Green
100%
Identify cost-per-hire
Identify and sum up the amounts spent on recruitment and minimise expenditure by 25% before the end of the year
People Operations
Green
100%
Reduce PSL by 50%
People Operations
Green
100%
Increase geographic reach by 200 miles to attract top talent fast, increase talent pool and save on costs
People Operations
Green
100%
Increase talent pool by 30% to access quality talent and limit expenditure
People Operations
Green
100%
Build an extensive talent pipeline and maintain low turnover rates
Offering competitive compensation and benefits packages by adding £1500 as a referral bonus
Company
Green
100%
Improve candidate experience by 25% i.e. encouraging additional conversation prompts like career development
Company
Green
100%
Be 100% transparent during the hiring process by sharing with the candidates what is expected of them once hired
Company
Green
100%
Improve our employer brand
Achieve a candidate NPS score of 50+by the end of the year
People Operations
Green
100%
Add 5 video tools into recruitment marketing to better understand the company’s culture, vision and objectives
People Operations
Green
100%
Improve the use of social media platforms by 25% and share employee testimonials as 79% of job seekers are likely to use social media in their job search
People Operations
Green
100%
Ensure a diverse candidate pool
Train hiring managers on DEI best practices and requirements
People Operations
Green
100%
Research and use a service to identify non-inclusive language in job descriptions
People Operations
Green
100%
Find 5 new recruiting channels to meet help meet DEI targets
People Operations
Green
100%
Increase candidate pipeline
Work with Head of People and the leadership team to boost relocation stipend by 50%
People Operations
Green
100%
Run an employer branding campaign with marketing
People Operations
Yellow
50%
Increase database of candidates by 25%
People Operations
Green
100%
Improve the candidate experience
Decrease average hiring time by 20%
People Operations
Green
100%
Finalise hiring playbook
People Operations
Green
100%
Communicate hiring process to team in the next all hands meeting
People Operations
Green
100%
Increase job acceptance rate by 15%
People Operations
Green
100%
Improve candidate interview review score by 1 full point
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