There is a big push now for employers to take diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&amp;I) practices seriously. When it comes to hiring, many groups are still underrepresented and underserved. Only 22 states have laws that explicitly prohibit workplace discrimination surrounding sexual orientation or gender identity. Yet, 35% of <a href="https://www.eeoc.gov/moving-towards-equality-workplace-lgbtqi-employees" rel="follow">LGBTQ+ respondents</a> say discrimination negatively impacted their ability to be hired, while nearly a third (31%) report discrimination affected their salary or ability to be promoted
And <a href="https://www.nber.org/papers/w29053" rel="follow">recent studies</a> have found that&nbsp;distinctively Black names lead to a statistically significant difference in the probability of employer contact.
One&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.hillandponton.com/navigating-the-civilian-workplace/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">study</a>&nbsp;found veterans were&nbsp;more than twice as likely to earn less than $25,000 per year compared to non-veterans. And 57% said they didn&rsquo;t have a high level of job satisfaction.
So, what can you do to increase diverse representation at your company?
It all starts with building a diverse talent pipeline and hiring ecosystem. Here&rsquo;s how.
<h2>Prepare to Support a Diverse Candidate Pool</h2>
In order to create a robust talent pipeline full of diverse candidates, you need to establish a system to support it. Here are four ways you can support a diverse talent pipeline.
<h3>Create a Supportive Company Culture</h3>
Is your company culture scaring away diverse talent? A lack of diversity in your current team could signal that diversity isn&rsquo;t a priority for your company. Your website messaging, company initiatives, and workplace policies help candidates form an early impression about your organization and could impact whether or not someone feels welcomed.
To create a more supportive culture, make an effort to understand issues impacting diverse communities. Build connections with groups that serve marginalized groups in your community.
<h3>Build a Long-Term DE&amp;I Strategy</h3>
<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/blog/post/from-promises-to-progress-how-to-promote-equity-in-staffing-and-recruiting" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Setting DE&amp;I commitments</a>&nbsp;early helps support the strength of your talent pipeline over time. Without a strategy in place, your team will likely revert back to the natural talent pools and hiring practices that have alienated diverse talent groups in the past.
Set measurable goals and KPIs (key performance indicators) so you can evaluate your strategies. Ask for feedback from your new hires to understand how supportive your hiring process is and identify areas where the process can improve.
<h3>Reconsider Job Requirements and Expectations</h3>
Shifting your mindset on ideal candidacy is essential if you want to attract a larger pool of people who are different from those already on your team. You can update job descriptions to help describe how your ideal candidate may not fit the typical mold, encouraging diverse talent to apply.
Consider using paid internships,&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://kenzie.snhu.edu/blog/what-is-a-returnship/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">returnships</a>, and apprenticeships to help interested candidates make lateral career moves without the typical experience or qualifications.
<h3>Work Towards Diverse Leadership</h3>
Can you say you are promoting DE&amp;I if you only hire diverse talent for entry-level positions? Diverse leaders encourage diverse talent applications and provide a proper seat at the table for underrepresented groups.
According to the&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://wiw-report.s3.amazonaws.com/Women_in_the_Workplace_2021.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noopener">2021 Women in the Workplace</a>&nbsp;report,&nbsp;women of color account for only 4% of C-suite leaders. And, while Black Americans make up more than 12% of the population, only six Black CEOs are running Fortune 500 companies (<a href="https://fortune.com/2022/05/23/meet-6-black-ceos-fortune-500-first-black-founder-to-ever-make-list/">less than 1%</a>).
A whopping&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.hillandponton.com/navigating-the-civilian-workplace/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">27% of&nbsp;veterans</a>&nbsp;say they have no chance for career advancement&nbsp;at their current job, compared to just 11% of non-veteran employees.
Look for opportunities to develop diverse employees and move them to places of leadership or management. Minority employees are often subconsciously overlooked, so make a concerted effort to examine their abilities and establish mentorships to help them reach higher positions on your team.
<h2>How Your Job Requirements Might Needlessly Restrict Talent</h2>
Before you dive into the recruitment process or post a job description, it&rsquo;s time to take a good, hard look at your list of demands. For a company genuinely committed to DE&amp;I, it&rsquo;s important to consider how your requirements might be driving away potential talent who don&rsquo;t fit the traditional mold.
A requirement for industry experience. For underrepresented groups, sometimes getting their foot in the door is a near-impossible task compared to someone with a more robust support network. Consider creating offers designed to give people a chance to enter the industry. Internships and apprenticeships can help bring in talent without existing experience.
Education and training expectations.&nbsp;It&rsquo;s time to <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/blog/post/rethink-qualified-changing-the-way-the-industry-views-employee-talent-development" target="_blank" rel="noopener">rethink qualified.</a>&nbsp;Consider transferrable skills and avoid stringent experience requirements on your job listing. Someone with a degree in an unrelated field could take certification courses to expand their knowledge in another area &mdash; showing drive and commitment that could be valuable to your team.&nbsp;
Lack of reasonable accommodations.&nbsp;You might drive away talent if there is a lack of clear onboarding support and training. To be truly committed to inclusive practices, you must offer fair training time and other reasonable accommodations.
A rigid onboarding process or timeline.&nbsp;Flexibility in training and onboarding can support talent who may have schedules they need to work around &mdash; like moms looking to re-enter the workforce. We all know people have lives outside of work, and companies should support their employees when possible.
Unnecessary in-office or on-site requirements.&nbsp;Remote jobs are opening up a whole new world of possibilities. You can attract talent groups who might not otherwise even consider your company because of their location. Consider whether or not different positions could work off-site and learn how to maintain your company culture with a dispersed workforce.
Passing on resume timeline gaps.&nbsp;Are you counting out candidates with big-time gaps in their resumes? Veterans and moms looking to re-enter the workforce might be counted out because of their unconventional work histories. Consider how your approach might count out top talent based on a relatively minor issue. The gap becomes inconsequential for those driven to succeed as they dive back in.
Emphasizing hard skills over soft skills.&nbsp;Does your listing value hard skills and proficiencies more than personal characteristics? It&rsquo;s much harder to train diligence or passion than to teach someone a technical skill needed to do their job. One of the reasons <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">CareerCircle uses a 360&deg; candidate view</a>&nbsp;is because it helps employers consider the whole person &mdash; including their personality and hidden capabilities.
<h2>10 First Steps to Create a Diverse Hiring Ecosystem</h2>
If you are&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/blog/post/building-the-workforce-of-the-future-the-value-of-equitable-hiring-practices" target="_blank" rel="noopener">serious about DE&amp;I</a>, you want to create meaningful changes in your company culture. Do these ten things to get started on building a diverse hiring ecosystem to support your talent pipeline:
<ol>
<li>Define a budget designated for DE&amp;I and establish measurable goals.</li>
<li>Hire a dedicated resource to oversee DE&amp;I &mdash; or select a resource group.</li>
<li>Hold monthly open communications and dialog about minority community issues.</li>
<li>Create a culture of transparency and vulnerability &mdash; starting from the top.</li>
<li>Lead in a genuine way, allowing employees to see you are passionate about DE&amp;I.</li>
<li>Choose leaders to guide specific initiatives because they are personally invested in them.</li>
<li>Establish disability accommodations for onboarding, training, and employment.</li>
<li>Establish mentor programs designed to promote diverse hires to leadership roles.</li>
<li>Provide upskilling and certification opportunities for your employees and new hires.</li>
<li>Commit to always considering a diverse group of candidates before filling any position.</li>
</ol>
For an example of a strong DE&amp;I commitment, you can consider&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://about.underarmour.com/news/2022/04/under-armour-dei-update-progress-our-three-year-acceleration-plan" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Under Armour&rsquo;s requirement</a> to interview a female and BIPOC candidate for every &ldquo;director+&rdquo; position. They&rsquo;ve established a commitment to a 12% or higher rate of Black talent in their &ldquo;Director and above&rdquo; positions by 2023 and a rate of 30% for all BIPOC. They&rsquo;ve also started publishing their representation statistics and have committed to tripling their investments in professional development for diverse teammates to improve retention and advancement rates.
<h2>Tap into New Talent Pools with CareerCircle</h2>
Are you looking for a partner to help you achieve your DE&amp;I hiring goals? CareerCircle is dedicated to bringing more diversity into the workplace through our #rethinkqualifiied campaign, certification courses, and NPO relationships.
We can help you create a talent pipeline that expands your candidate pool. Nearly&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/impact" target="_blank" rel="noopener">75% of our placements</a> are part of an underserved community. We&rsquo;ve partnered with The Mom Project, RISE, Hire Heroes, and other organizations with a shared mission to create equity and inclusion in the workplace.
Our community connections and the targeted market will help draw in candidates you might not see on your typical job boards. We can help you consider candidates with our revolutionary 360&deg; view and introductory videos. Or use our consulting services to consider how your current approach might restrict talent.
If you need talent, we&rsquo;re here to help. <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/employers/signup" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Create your free account now</a>.

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Are you scrambling to fill positions for your company? Today's tools can help you explore larger talent pools and streamline your hiring process. This blog will explore why our 360&deg; candidate view helps hiring managers find skilled workers to fit their teams and fill open positions.
<h2>Navigating Skilled Worker Shortages</h2>
Before we discuss why the 360&deg; tool is valuable for hiring managers, it's important to consider the current challenges changing the hiring landscape.
There is an <a href="https://www.uschamber.com/workforce/understanding-americas-labor-shortage-the-most-impacted-industries" rel="follow">unprecedented shortage of American workers</a> impacting businesses in every sector. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce reports over 47 million workers quit their jobs in 2021 &mdash; sparking The Great Resignation.
Most companies are experiencing fallout caused by this trend. Over&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://fortune.com/2022/08/15/finding-finance-talent-harder-82-percent-big-employers-struggling/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">82% of hiring managers</a>&nbsp;say they are struggling to attract and retain top talent.
Yet&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-bersin-research-finds-that-75-of-companies-struggle-to-recruit-effectively-301524905.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">research</a>&nbsp;also found that&nbsp;only 25% of employers are offering clear opportunities&nbsp;for skill development,&nbsp;only 11% promote a culture of internal mobility, and&nbsp;only 8% actively recruit from underrepresented groups.
To&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/blog/post/the-future-of-work-how-pandemic-era-staffing-shortages-have-impacted-the-job-market" target="_blank" rel="noopener">navigate the current worker shortage</a>, hiring managers need to take a different approach.
<h2>Why Hiring Managers Miss Out on Top Talent</h2>
To adapt during this time of reshuffling, businesses need to change their hiring practices. Too many managers miss out on top talent because they don't know how to look for the diamonds in the rough. Here are three ways you may be skipping over the best candidates.
<h3>Resume Scanning Tools</h3>
Looking through resumes can become a time suck, so it's easy to feel tempted to find a tool that does the heavy lifting for you. But if you are using applicant tracking software (ATS) to sort resumes, it may&nbsp;reject great candidates because their resumes aren't formatted correctly.
Resume scanning tools might seem like efficient solutions, but they can cause more issues than they solve. If you are having trouble finding top talent to fill your job openings, then you may need to ditch the software and take a more hands-on approach.
<h3>Skill Expectations</h3>
The talent well may feel dry if&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/blog/post/rethink-qualified-changing-the-way-the-industry-views-employee-talent-development" target="_blank" rel="noopener">your requirements are too stringent</a>.&nbsp;
In today's market, many driven and passionate individuals fail to pass the paper test. When jobs ask for years of experience, they fail to give any experience to the fresh-faced applicants eager to dip their toes into the industry. And many talented people don't go after traditional education because of the crippling cost.
Some things &mdash; like personal drive and integrity &mdash; are harder to train than technical skills or industry experience. Offering upskilling opportunities or apprenticeship programs can help bridge the gap for new workers who aren't trained on the specific skills you need.
<h3>Ignoring Personalities</h3>
Another thing that can waste a lot of time? Bringing in a highly qualified candidate, only to find out they don't mesh well with your company culture or team.&nbsp;
Personalities and working environments can clash, leaving you to go back to the talent search.
You might miss out on top talent because a resume doesn't provide insight into professional drive and potential. A list of skills and experiences on paper doesn't show how an employee will fit into the team you already have in place.
<h2>How the 360&deg; Candidate View Helps You Find the Right Fit</h2>
CareerCircle wants to help employers discover candidates they might not otherwise consider. Here are four ways you can use the 360&deg; tool to improve your talent search and hiring process.
<h3>Go Beyond the Resume</h3>
With the 360&deg; view, you aren't limited to a list of proficiencies, certifications, or experience. Go beyond the resume to look at other attributes and characteristics of candidates. The 360&deg; view will allow you to better understand the whole person.&nbsp;
See video introductions:&nbsp;Watch introductory videos to get a better understanding of personality and mannerisms before setting up an interview.
Look at personality assessments:&nbsp;See how employees are likely to fit into your workplace with assessment results of their personality and career style.
Search by keywords:&nbsp;Use industry terms to search through employees, and our tools will sort by keyword relevance, giving priority to fully filled profiles.
<h3>Get a Feel for How Employees Fit Into Your Team</h3>
Personal energy impacts how someone fits into your current company culture and team. If a new hire doesn't fit the energy level and workflow of your company, then they will cause friction or burnout. With the 360&deg; view, you have the opportunity to see how candidates view their career paths and choose to present themselves, giving you a better picture of who they are.
Experience personal mannerisms:&nbsp;A personal introduction video is each candidate's chance to present themselves to a future employer. As a hiring manager, you can get a better feel for who someone is and base your decision on which candidates are most likely to make a good fit.
Glimpse professional drive firsthand:&nbsp;When candidates put in the work to fully fill out a profile and record an introductory video, they show their dedication and drive. In a 360&deg; profile, you get to see a glimpse of just how committed candidates are to bettering their future &mdash; which indicates a promising level of commitment to a future employer.
Listen to what candidates are looking for in a workplace:&nbsp;We encourage candidates to consider what they want in a future employer. You can listen to candidates explain what they bring to the table and what goals they have for the future. We believe establishing this upfront can help increase retention rates, saving you time and money in the long run.
<h3>Speed Up the Hiring Process</h3>
As a hiring manager, your time is valuable. You can use the 360&deg; view to streamline your recruiting and hiring process.
Understand candidate goals:&nbsp;Discover how your company might play a role when a candidate explains their goals or plans for the future. You can determine if you offer the right environment to support their future without scheduling the first interview.
See rates and gain pricing transparency:&nbsp;Candidates are asked to clarify what kind of compensation they are looking for in a new job. You will be able to see their ask and associated fees with bringing them on board. A transparent process takes the stress out of the price-haggling process.
Filter and sort applicants:&nbsp;Our tool is designed to help you find the talent you need. Use the 360&deg; view to help you find applicants that are already qualified, interested in becoming qualified, or are located in the right areas. See personality, career traits, and desired salary at a glance. You can even filter out applicants who haven't created introduction videos, completed their profiles, or submitted a resume.
Gain insights before an interview:&nbsp;Before ever meeting your candidate, you can learn things about them from the 360&deg; profile. Gain talking points to help break the ice during your initial interview. We'll speed up the process by helping you feel like you are talking to a familiar contact, not a new face.
<h3>Move Into Your Talent Pipeline</h3>
The 360&deg; tool integrates easily with the rest of CareerCircle's tools.&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/employers#overview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Create your talent pipeline</a> so you never scramble to find potential new hires.
Use in tandem with your CareerCircle pipeline: You can move your favorite profiles into your talent pipeline to help you organize your hiring process. Our tools work hand-in-hand, creating a seamless workflow to move search results into saved talent profiles.
Create labels for different targets:&nbsp;Most hiring managers are looking to fill multiple positions at any given time. Use convenient talent pipeline labels to track which profiles are possibilities based on their skill sets, locations, experience, industry, personality, desired salary, and more.
Track candidates to increase search efficiency:&nbsp;Keep your eye on profiles, even when you don't have the perfect role for them. Our pipeline makes it possible to watch your favorite talent profiles so you can reach out when you have the right position pop up.
Organize outreach to avoid redoubling your effort: Reaching out to more than one profile? Keep track of your efforts with the talent pipeline. CareerCircle can help you set up interviews and connect with top talent for your company.
<h2>Start Using the CareerCircle 360&deg; Candidate View Today!</h2>
Are you ready to find the right fit? Stop sorting through piles of paper resumes. Stop relying on ATS to narrow down your choices.&nbsp;It's time to try something different &mdash; It's time to start seeing candidates as people, not just resumes.&nbsp;
CareerCircle is committed to helping hiring managers like you discover talented individuals.&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/employers/signup" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Sign up today</a>&nbsp;and start browsing 360&deg; candidate profiles!
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CareerCircle is focused on looking at the whole person to find where they best fit in the corporate world. We want to help our members find sustainable career paths that provide the value, wages, and benefits they need to live happy and fulfilling lives. In this blog, we will cover three incredible success stories that are extremely common examples of our work here at CareerCircle.
<h2>The CareerCircle Difference</h2>
It's important to realize that workers are often slotted into narrow categories early on in their careers, leaving them without resources or opportunities for growth. At CareerCircle, we are working to change the equation by using our platform to:
<ul>
<li>Change employer mindsets&nbsp;on diversity hiring and leadership representation</li>
<li>Encourage workforce development&nbsp;to reduce turnover for a future-proof strategy</li>
<li>Advocate for candidate groups&nbsp;who are often overlooked or passed over for jobs</li>
<li>Offer a 360&deg; candidate view&nbsp;to showcase the whole human &mdash; beyond the resume</li>
<li>Provide upskilling opportunities&nbsp;so candidates can advance or change careers</li>
</ul>
Our mission is to move beyond the equal employment opportunity (EEO) model into a world with <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/impact" target="_blank" rel="noopener">true hiring equity</a>. Real people use our tools every day to find life-changing opportunities.
We take that pretty seriously.
Not everyone fits into a standard mold &mdash; but that doesn't make them any less valuable or capable. At CareerCircle, we believe in teaching the skills needed to fill the gaps with sales and tech certificates. But we also believe in calling out the important soft skills and personal attributes that often get missed, like drive, loyalty, timeliness, and more.
<h2>3 Success Stories from CareerCircle Members</h2>
Here are three examples of how&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/courses" target="_blank" rel="noopener">upskilling through CareerCircle certificates</a> made a difference. These candidates made themselves more desirable in the current job market with a little support from CareerCircle's candidate tools.
<h3>Choudiah Brickers: Leaving a Toxic Work Environment</h3>
Choudiah Brickers was struggling to make ends meet in a toxic environment. After finding herself unemployed during COVID, she decided it was time to make a change. She had an interest in tech and wanted to pivot in that direction. However, she needed to create an opportunity without spending a lot of time and money on a degree.
Choudiah turned to CareerCircle courses with Google to become certified as a Project Management and Data Analytics professional. This allowed her to move into a new environment, finding a work-from-home software engineer job that bumped her from $18.50/hr to $25/hr.
<h3>Princewill Nwokeke: A Burning Desire to Grow</h3>
Discovering a professional passion for a field can drive interest in learning more. Even though he wasn't unemployed or facing a negative work environment, Princewill Nwokeke wanted to learn more about the IT field because he loved it.
He searched high and low to find a resource that would develop his skills without a huge upfront cost. For Princewill Nqokeke, the promise of a Google certificate in IT support was a good first step. "The Google IT Certificate has been a blessing to me," he said. "I became hungry to learn more and to grow. I am still on that journey, and I will keep the fire burning."
His move into the tech industry gave him an opportunity to leave his warehouse job and become a Sales Development Associate with a remote company. He continued to pursue professional development and is currently working at Dell Technologies as a Senior Technician Support representative.
<h3>Essi Amefia Monneus: Upskilling to Double Wages</h3>
Doubling what you earn can be a pivotal moment in your career. After Essi Amefia Monneus's husband lost his job, she needed to find a job that was in high demand and offered better pay to fill the gaps. A lot of research and motivation went into finding the right field and making the change through CareerCircle.
After seeing a YouTube ad, she decided to try the Google Project Management course to see if the material was interesting to her and if the role of a project manager would be a good fit for her soft skills. Essi wanted to make sure she wasn't wasting time on a course that didn't offer useful skills. She did a lot of research before starting the Google course, choosing it because it focused on developing in-demand skills.
With new skills on her resume, hiring managers were more interested in considering Essi for the job. After getting her certifications as PMP and Scrum Master, she got a job as an IT Project Manager. Upskilling made it possible for Essi to change careers, going from $27/hr to earning $55/hr at her new job.
<h2>Changing the Status Quo</h2>
Most workers are looking for opportunities that position them for a better future. Employers should take note and provide upskilling opportunities to their current workforce.
Did you know? Research shows:
<ul>
<li>94% of employees say they would&nbsp;stay longer&nbsp;with a company that invested in their careers.</li>
<li>74% of workers feel that the lack of professional development opportunities with their current employer is preventing them from reaching their full potential.</li>
<li>Access to professional development keeps employees 15%&nbsp;more engaged.</li>
</ul>
<h2>#RethinkQualified with CareerCircle</h2>
Whether you are considering a career change or trying to keep your workforce engaged, CareerCircle can help. We understand just how important skilled workers are in today's landscape, and we know many stellar candidates are being overlooked for all the wrong reasons.
If you are considering how upskilling could change your career trajectory, it's time to <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/candidates/signup?email=" target="_blank" rel="noopener">join our circle</a>&nbsp;and get started.
Or&hellip;
If you want to offer professional development opportunities for your workforce or want help filling roles with qualified candidates,&nbsp;<a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://www.careercircle.com/employers#overview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">we'd love to help</a>.

These candidates made themselves more desirable in the current job market with a little support from CareerCircle's candidate tools.

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