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Blog Post: Place More Interns, Earn More Conversion Fees!: One of the perks of contract staffing is that, on top of the hourly rate you earn as your contractor works, you can also earn a nice conversion fee if your client…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 2:45pm on September 23, 2011

Blog Post: How to Calculate ROI from changes in Talent Acquisition Funnel: Understanding and manipulating your talent acquisition funnel is one of the most important tasks for HR professionals. However, it can be very hard to see where ROI is coming from currently, and…; Added by Phil Strazzulla at 11:20am on April 24, 2017

Blog Post: Small Increases in Your Talent Acquisition Conversion Rates have Massive Benefits to Your Hiring: As it turns out, the best job applicants need convincing in order to apply…; Added by Phil Strazzulla at 10:56am on March 21, 2020

Blog Post: How Exit-Intent Technology Can Increase Conversions on Your eCommerce Site: Improving conversion rates is the direction every eCommerce site moves in. Turning your visitors into buyers means making the most of the money spent on driving traffic to your…; Added by Tracey Clayton at 6:24am on September 21, 2016

Topic: SALARY convert a contractor rate: th, Suite 150 Clearwater, FL 33764 Phone 727-530-1110 X 228 Fax 727-530-1210 rvogt@tandelsystems.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/ronvogt www.tandelsystems.com http://aerodyneindustries.com/Index.html…; Added by Austin Dillon at 10:56am on April 9, 2008

Blog Post: Tips and Tools for Negotiating Contractor Pay Rates: Negotiating a contractor's pay rate can be one of the most difficult parts of placing a contract candidate. Where do you start, especially if you have had little experience…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 11:17am on April 11, 2011

Blog Post: Tips and Tools for Negotiating Contractor Pay Rates: Negotiating a contractor's pay rate can be one of the most difficult parts of placing a contract candidate. Where do you start, especially if you have had little experience…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 11:14am on April 11, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Question of the day: How many searches can you actively manage on your desk?': searches take 6 to 15 weeks to close.…; Added by Blair Clark at 4:54pm on February 7, 2012

Topic: When do you determine the exchange rate date for an international client?: rs. We have nothing in our contract about "which date" to set the conversion from Euros to US dollars to.Does anyone know the protocol as to WHEN you should decide the date of the exchange rate between two currencies? 1) The date my candidate signed the offer letter? 2) The date my candidate started working? 3) Or, an average of the two? This candidate started working on the day the Euro hit a 9-month low and I'm wondering if the more accurate currency conversion date should be the date he signed the contract with the company?Any advice would be appreciated!!…; Added by sabrinadove at 12:34pm on October 7, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Deep Dark Truthful Mirror: Your Career Site Blows': conversion rate from traffic to applicant is three times higher for visitors that come directly to the career site vs. those from job boards. To your point, for those that use job boards, the traffic volume is the highest %, but with a lower conversion rate. I see a mix, with job bards being a big part of it. But social and Google and aggregators make up a huge part of that mix and that is growing. At the end of the day, I believe that most of your passive candidates end up at your career site for direct engagement (referrals, competitors, social, etc), whether that is at the beginning or somewhere in the middle of the engagement process. The cost of ignoring the career site's role in the process is much higher than the typical recruiting organization believes.…; Added by Ian Alexander at 11:34am on October 20, 2011