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Candidate Attention Span Myths: What iCIMS Consultants Know You’ve heard it. I’ve heard it. Your CEO has definitely heard it and probably quoted it in
Candidate ghosting is surging in U.S. healthcare, with 44% admitting to ghosting an employer. Slow processes, poor communication, and better offers drive the trend—even among clinicians and physicians. To compete, employers must streamline hiring and prioritize a respectful, responsive candidate experience. Ghosting isn’t generational—it’s a reaction to outdated practices.
After supporting multiple clients through OFCCP audits, I’ve seen how quickly job posting language becomes a compliance risk—especially in iCIMS. A phrase like “recent graduates preferred” can spark age discrimination concerns. Regular iCIMS job posting audits can catch these issues early, before they escalate into expensive, preventable legal problems.
A seamless iCIMS candidate experience isn’t a luxury—it’s a competitive advantage. This guide explores how smart workflow design, multi-portal configuration, and role-specific customization can elevate your hiring results and boost your iCIMS ROI, all without overcomplicating the candidate journey.
During a recent System Admin Insights meeting, we discovered that one “candidate” had submitted over 100 applications—at each company. AI auto-apply tools are flooding systems, but they’re backfiring for job seekers. Here’s why this automation arms race is hurting candidates most—and what needs to change on both sides.
Many companies promise internal candidates fair consideration, but follow-through can fall short. This article shares a practical strategy: empower internal applicants to follow up directly using a guided email. With clear expectations and a supportive template, candidates feel confident reaching out—helping ensure no one gets overlooked in the hiring process.
Real-world lessons from the people who make iCIMS work on the client side. Each week, we share insights from system administrators, consultants, and tech leads navigating the realities of iCIMS optimization.
