Claude Skill

talent-acquisition

Talent acquisition, job descriptions, DEI-inclusive language, onboarding

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Part of alexclowe/awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins — 104 skills

Install

skills CLI npx skills add https://github.com/alexclowe/awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins/tree/main/hr-manager/skills/talent-acquisition
Claude Code claude plugin marketplace add https://llmmart.ai/marketplace.json && claude plugin install alexclowe-awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins@llmmart
Git git clone https://github.com/alexclowe/awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins.git

The skills CLI installs just this skill, for any of its supported agents. Claude Code installs the whole alexclowe/awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins collection as a plugin from our marketplace. Git is the plain clone.

Skill manifest

Talent Acquisition

Job Description Writing

  • Lead with impact: describe how the role contributes to the organization's mission
  • Use clear, specific language for responsibilities and qualifications
  • Separate "required" from "preferred" qualifications to avoid deterring qualified candidates
  • Include salary range and benefits highlights for transparency
  • Keep descriptions concise (700-1000 words ideal)
  • Structure with consistent formatting: summary, responsibilities, qualifications, benefits, EEO

Bias-Free Language

  • Use gender-neutral pronouns and job titles (e.g., "chairperson" not "chairman")
  • Avoid coded language that signals age, gender, or cultural bias (e.g., "rockstar," "ninja," "young and energetic")
  • Replace aggressive language (e.g., "crushing it," "killer instinct") with collaborative alternatives
  • Focus on skills and competencies rather than cultural fit
  • Use tools and checklists to audit job postings for biased language
  • Avoid unnecessary degree requirements that may exclude diverse candidates

ATS Optimization

  • Include relevant industry keywords naturally throughout the posting
  • Use standard job titles that match common search terms
  • Structure content with clear headers and bullet points
  • Avoid tables, images, or special characters that ATS cannot parse
  • Include location, department, and employment type in structured fields
  • Test postings against common ATS platforms for parseability

Interview Guides

  • Develop structured interview questions tied to job competencies
  • Use behavioral and situational questions consistently across candidates
  • Create scoring rubrics to reduce subjective evaluation bias
  • Train interviewers on legal compliance and unconscious bias
  • Document interview feedback promptly and objectively

Employer Branding

  • Showcase company culture, values, and employee stories
  • Highlight DEI initiatives and employee resource groups
  • Feature career development and growth opportunities
  • Maintain consistent messaging across job boards and social media
  • Respond to employer review sites professionally

Onboarding Best Practices

  • Begin pre-boarding before the start date (welcome email, paperwork, equipment setup)
  • Assign an onboarding buddy or mentor
  • Create role-specific 30-60-90 day plans with clear milestones
  • Schedule regular check-ins during the first 90 days
  • Introduce company culture, values, and norms explicitly
  • Provide access to all necessary tools, systems, and resources on day one
  • Gather new hire feedback to continuously improve the onboarding experience
Files (awesome-copilot-cowork-plugins)
  • SKILL.md 2.6 KB
    ---
    name: talent-acquisition
    description: Talent acquisition, job descriptions, DEI-inclusive language, onboarding
    ---
    
    # Talent Acquisition
    
    ## Job Description Writing
    - Lead with impact: describe how the role contributes to the organization's mission
    - Use clear, specific language for responsibilities and qualifications
    - Separate "required" from "preferred" qualifications to avoid deterring qualified candidates
    - Include salary range and benefits highlights for transparency
    - Keep descriptions concise (700-1000 words ideal)
    - Structure with consistent formatting: summary, responsibilities, qualifications, benefits, EEO
    
    ## Bias-Free Language
    - Use gender-neutral pronouns and job titles (e.g., "chairperson" not "chairman")
    - Avoid coded language that signals age, gender, or cultural bias (e.g., "rockstar," "ninja," "young and energetic")
    - Replace aggressive language (e.g., "crushing it," "killer instinct") with collaborative alternatives
    - Focus on skills and competencies rather than cultural fit
    - Use tools and checklists to audit job postings for biased language
    - Avoid unnecessary degree requirements that may exclude diverse candidates
    
    ## ATS Optimization
    - Include relevant industry keywords naturally throughout the posting
    - Use standard job titles that match common search terms
    - Structure content with clear headers and bullet points
    - Avoid tables, images, or special characters that ATS cannot parse
    - Include location, department, and employment type in structured fields
    - Test postings against common ATS platforms for parseability
    
    ## Interview Guides
    - Develop structured interview questions tied to job competencies
    - Use behavioral and situational questions consistently across candidates
    - Create scoring rubrics to reduce subjective evaluation bias
    - Train interviewers on legal compliance and unconscious bias
    - Document interview feedback promptly and objectively
    
    ## Employer Branding
    - Showcase company culture, values, and employee stories
    - Highlight DEI initiatives and employee resource groups
    - Feature career development and growth opportunities
    - Maintain consistent messaging across job boards and social media
    - Respond to employer review sites professionally
    
    ## Onboarding Best Practices
    - Begin pre-boarding before the start date (welcome email, paperwork, equipment setup)
    - Assign an onboarding buddy or mentor
    - Create role-specific 30-60-90 day plans with clear milestones
    - Schedule regular check-ins during the first 90 days
    - Introduce company culture, values, and norms explicitly
    - Provide access to all necessary tools, systems, and resources on day one
    - Gather new hire feedback to continuously improve the onboarding experience
    

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