Découvrez le témoignage de Christophe Degauquier, Fondateur de DAP Solidarity.
" En termes d’efficacité et d’outils digitaux, nous avons été très positivement surpris, et pour un prix tout à fait raisonnable. Cela a créé une petite révolution chez nous en matière de recrutement."
Aujourd’hui, les candidats veulent postuler aussi facilement qu’ils commandent sur Amazon — et si ce n’est pas le cas, ils passent à l’offre suivante.Voici les 10 erreurs les plus fréquentes que font encore (trop) de PME… et comment les éviter.1. Un site carrière figéUne simple liste d’offres ou des PDF à télécharger → taux de conversion quasi nul (0 à 2 %).2. Pas de mobile firstAlors que plus de 90 % des candidatures se font sur smartphone.3. Des formulaires à rallongeLettres de motivation obligatoires, 20 champs à remplir, étapes multiples… les candidats fuient.4. Aucune marque employeurPas de contenu qui donne envie de rejoindre votre boîte plutôt qu’une autre.5. Des process éclatésCandidatures par mail, suivi dans Excel, CV dans Dropbox → perte de temps et d’efficacité.6. Pas de base de données centraliséeOn oublie les bons candidats, on recontacte les mêmes profils, on perd la mémoire collective.7. Pas de visibilité multicanalLes offres ne sont publiées que sur LinkedIn ou Indeed → portée limitée.8. Zéro automatisationLes recruteurs passent des heures à trier ou envoyer des refus manuellement.9. Manque de feedback candidatAucune réponse claire ou rapide → image employeur abîmée.10. Recrutement perçu comme administratifAlors qu’avec les bons outils, on peut redonner du temps à l’humain, à l’échange, à la rencontre.La bonne nouvelle ? Tout ça se corrige facilement.Avec Jobloom, les PME peuvent digitaliser leur recrutement sans perdre leur authenticité — et sans se ruiner.Vous avez envie de voir comment ça marche ?
Découvrez le témoignage de Christelle Lempereur, DRH de Léonidas." ...55 candidatures sur un profil atypique et ça, c’est parce que cette offre publiée par ce site génère beaucoup d’attractivité et beaucoup de visibilité. "
Découvrez le témoignage de Kévin Coppens, Co-fondateur & directeur technique de Semactic."Jobloom nous a permis de nous structurer et d’adopter une approche RH cohérente, pertinente et bien définie, autant pour nous que pour les candidats."
I have participated in over a thousand recruitments in my career. And almost every time, I've heard the same phrases: “We want to attract good profiles.” “We want to stand out.” “We want people to talk about us.”But when I dig deeper and ask this simple question: What's your difference, what do you offer that others don't have? ... silence falls.The job market has evolved. Talents have choices. They compare. They question. They google. And faced with an avalanche of 'great atmosphere, tight-knit team, stimulating job' offers, everything becomes blurred.This is where the employer brand becomes central. Not just as a nice varnish. But as a lever for clarity, attractiveness, and consistency.Employer branding: what are we (really) talking about?No, it's not a logo on a job posting or a corporate video. The employer brand is the perception that people have of you as an employer.It exists whether you have formalized it or not. It expresses itself:In the opinions (formal or informal) of your colleaguesIn your interactions with the candidatesRegarding the quality of your onboardingIn what you post (or do not post)In your silences, as much as in your wordsThat's what a talent feels, even before meeting you.The real challenge: “stand out from the crowd”Everyone wants to stand out. But everyone uses the same words, the same codes, the same formulas.Result? Nothing stands out. The vanilla HR approach prevails. And the candidate moves from one career page to another without ever feeling that famous “wow, this is where I want to work.”Le “stand out from the crowd” ne se joue pas sur du marketing flashy. Il repose sur 3 fondamentaux :The clarity of your employer value proposition (EVP)→ Who are you? What are your actual promises? What do people experience in your company?The alignment between speech and reality→ The worst thing for a talent is to experience dissonance once recruited. It breaks trust, commitment... and retention.The ability to share what makes you unique→ No need to be Google. You just have to be authentic. And understand what resonates with your targets.The real challenges of HR professionals and employer branding todayWhat I hear most on the ground:Not enough bandwidth → too many projects, too few handsNo dedicated team → we make do with what we haveLack of internal buy-in → constant need to 'evangelize'No clarity on the right indicators → what is a successful employer brand?Silos between HR, marketing, and communications → each moving forward with their own prioritiesTensions between global and local → hard to tell a coherent story internationallyThese are real issues. And we won't solve them with a quick 'rebranding' or a video that ticks all the boxes.So, what are we doing? Where do we start?The answer is often simpler than we think:We start by listening. What the employees say. What they experience. What they like (or not).We clarify our DNA. The true lived values. The differences. The key moments of the employee experience.We align the touchpoints. From the career site to social networks, through the job offer and the interview. Everything must tell the same story.And above all: we don't try to please everyone.We aim to attract the right people. Those for whom our culture, our challenges, our style will truly resonate.My own challenge at the moment?It's about bandwidth. The more we progress, the more the subject fascinates... and the more I'm asked to intervene, to audit, to rewrite, to co-construct. And sometimes, I dream of an employer brand team! But even without a team, it 'simply' takes laying the right foundations. And to build, step by step, a true and powerful story.And you? What's your biggest challenge today to “stand out from the crowd”? And if you feel like talking about it? Write to me, I love these exchanges.
On nous pose souvent la question : « Jobloom, c’est un ATS ? »Au début je ne voulais pas développer d’ATS. Par ce que tous les ATS se concentrent sur le back-end : trier les CV, gérer les candidatures, suivre les étapes.C’est utile… mais ça ne résout pas le vrai problème : faire venir les bons candidats.Chez Jobloom, on a pris le problème à l’envers.On part du front-end — un site carrière qui attire, engage et convertit (jusqu’à 24 % des visiteurs postulent, contre 0 à 2 % en moyenne).On y ajoute la multidiffusion sur plus de 100 canaux (LinkedIn, Google Jobs, Indeed, Talent.com…), une expérience mobile-first ultra fluide, et un ATS intelligent dopé à l’IA pour tout centraliser sans friction.En clair : Joblot, c’est bien plus qu’un ATS.C’est une solution de recrutement digitale globale, pensée pour les PME.
Discover the 5 essential KPIs to optimize your recruitment in 2025: conversion rate, recruitment time, quality of applications, cost per hire and candidate satisfaction. Improve your HR process and attract top talent with accurate and actionable data. Download our free guide!Introduction: Why measuring the effectiveness of your recruitment is essential in 2025“If you don't measure, you can't improve.” This saying has never been more pertinent in the field of recruitment. In 2025, confronted with an intensified war for talent and changing expectations from candidates, companies must track key performance indicators (KPIs) to optimize their recruitment process.Far from being mere numbers, these KPIs enable us to answer essential questions:Is my hiring process too long?Am I attracting the right profiles or too many unsuitable candidates?Is my recruitment budget well spent?Is the candidate experience optimized?A study of LinkedIn Talent Solutions shows that 77% of recruiters believe that optimizing HR KPIs has become a strategic priority to enhance their efficiency.In this article, we detail The 5 essential KPIs to be followed in 2025 to improve your performance and guarantee an optimized candidate experience.1. The candidate to hiring conversion rateOne of the first indicators to watch out for is the conversion rate between the various stages of recruitment. It allows you to identify when candidates leave the process and to adjust your strategy.How do you calculate it?Number of candidates hired/Number of applications received x 100💡 Real-life example:If you receive 500 applications for a position and hire 5 people, your conversion rate is 1%. If this rate is too low, it may indicate a misalignment between your job ad and the profiles it attracts.According to Glassdoor, companies with an optimized recruitment process see a 30% increase in the conversion rate of qualified applications.2. Recruiting time (Time to Hire vs Time to Fill)The Time to Hire (time between the first interaction with a candidate and their hiring) and the Time to Fill (total time to fill a position) are crucial for measuring the effectiveness of recruitment.Why is it important?✔ Taking too long to hire results in losing top talent to more responsive companies. ✔ It causes an increased workload for teams while waiting for the new hire. ✔ It directly affects productivity and operational costs.📌 2025 Benchmark:A study by SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management) shows that the average Time to Hire is 24 days, while top-performing companies hire in under 15 days.3. The quality of applicationsAttracting a lot of candidates is good. Attract The good ones, it's better. This KPI makes it possible to know if the candidates who apply really match the needs of the position.How to assess it?✔% of candidates who pass the first stage of recruitment. ✔ Matching score (offered by some ATS like Jobloom). ✔ Retention rate at 6 months: if a new employee leaves their position in less than 6 months, this may reveal a problem of alignment between the mission and the expectations of the candidate.4. Cost per HireEffective recruitment should be profitable. The Cost per Hire measures the investment required for each hire.Calculation:Total cost of recruitment/Number of hiresInclude in your calculation: ✔ Advertising costs. ✔ Costs of HR tools (ATS, job boards). ✔ Time spent by recruiters. ✔ Training and onboarding costs.📌 2025 Benchmark:The average cost per hire in Europe is estimated at €4,425, ranging from €1,500 for SMEs to €8,000 for large enterprises (source: Glassdoor Economic Research).👉 Also to read: How Huggys increased its candidate conversion rate in hospitality by 12 times, a tangible example of recruitment transformation through KPIs, digitalization, and improved application management.5. Taux de satisfaction des candidats et des employeursRecruiting does not end with hiring. A good performance indicator is the satisfaction of candidates and managers.How do you measure it?✔ Satisfaction questionnaires after recruitment. ✔ Feedback after 3 months regarding the integration of the new employee. ✔ NPS (Net Promoter Score) to measure overall satisfaction.ConclusionFollowing these 5 strategic KPIs will enable you to enhance your recruitment efficiency, attract the right talent, and optimize your costs.📘 FREE guide: Optimize your career site and attract top talent !🚀 Download our comprehensive guide and discover how to structure your KPIs, improve the candidate experience and boost the efficiency of your recruitments.