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According to the Talent Board’s North America CandE Research Report — candidate resentment is again on the rise.
The research found that, in North America, candidate resentment rose from 8% in 2020
to 14% in 2021—a 75% spike. That's the largest increase since Talent Board began its research a decade ago.
Why does it matter? Well Candidates reporting high levels of resentment are less likely to apply with a company again or refer others. They are also more likely to sever their relationship with that company altogether.
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By Chris Russell4.3
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According to the Talent Board’s North America CandE Research Report — candidate resentment is again on the rise.
The research found that, in North America, candidate resentment rose from 8% in 2020
to 14% in 2021—a 75% spike. That's the largest increase since Talent Board began its research a decade ago.
Why does it matter? Well Candidates reporting high levels of resentment are less likely to apply with a company again or refer others. They are also more likely to sever their relationship with that company altogether.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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