Your Job Descriptions Might Be Driving Talent Away – Here’s How to Fix It
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Your Job Descriptions Might Be Driving Talent Away – Here’s How to Fix It

When it comes to attracting top talent, your job description is your first impression – and in today’s competitive hiring landscape, you can’t afford to miss the mark.

At Info Way Solutions, we’ve reviewed thousands of JDs and noticed a trend: the best candidates are skipping over roles with outdated, generic, or overly demanding descriptions.

Let’s fix that.


👎 What to Stop Doing:

  • Using vague titles like “Rockstar Developer” or “Ninja Coder”

  • Listing unrealistic requirements (Do they really need 10 years of experience in a tool that's 4 years old?)

  • Writing long blocks of text with no formatting

  • Focusing only on company needs and ignoring candidate value


✅ What to Start Doing:

  • Use clear, searchable job titles candidates are actually typing in

  • Highlight growth opportunities, impact areas, and team culture

  • Be honest but positive about the role’s challenges

  • Use bullet points for easy scanning

  • Mention salary ranges, benefits, remote options—transparency builds trust


📌 Pro Tip from Our Hiring Experts:

“Think of your job description as a marketing ad—you're not just hiring, you're selling a future.”


Need help auditing your current job descriptions? We’re helping tech companies and staffing teams optimize their listings for better reach and quality hires.

👉 Reply to this email or contact us at vishwa@infowaygroup.com

Let’s attract talent—not push them away.

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