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5 Recruitment News Stories to Kickstart Your Week! – 28 Sept 2015

Social Talent

According to AP , Kravtsov worked for Russia’s GRU for 15 years, resigning in 2005, as a radio engineer. He didn’t get to interview stage, but his emailed application was found by Russian authorities 3 years after it was sent. A warning to job seekers perhaps? The Web Summit is Moving from Dublin to… Lisbon!

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The Evolution of Talent Acquisition with GitHub's Maisha Cannon

Entelo

Check out the full interview here. didn’t have a social media presence, but they had name recognition and a well-loved product – that alone was enough to attract a surplus of talent. My initial exposure to sourcing came in 2005 in the form of “mall walking” as a Regional Recruiter for Hot Topic. Take that, Evernote!

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UPS Delivers 55,982 Seasonal Hires With Social Media

Staffing Talk

Click on those in individual cities, and you get specific jobs such as “Driver Helper,” with the following type of job description. Job Inquiry DETAILS: Position: Driver Helper. Job Group: Helper. JOB DESCRIPTION: UPS is hiring individuals to work as temporary, seasonal Driver Helpers. Let us know.

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Moments That Matter in the Candidate Experience

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First Moment of Truth (FMOT): Introduced by Procter & Gamble in 2005, it defines the first interaction between a consumer and a product on a store's shelf or in real life. consumer becomes brand advocate and gives back via word of mouth or social media publishing). Links to job openings are not enough to hook candidates.

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The Candidate Experience Enigma

Recruiting Blogs

From recent observations in developing regions, such as South Africa, with unemployment at its highest levels since 2005 (26.7% in March 2016), job seekers are desperate for work and will apply for any job for a chance to become employed to put bread on the table. Ergo, a negative candidate experience.

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GUIDE TO SALARY TRANSPARENCY LAWS IN 14 STATES

Recruiting Blogs

Clarity is coming for jobseekers in some states as new laws go into effect requiring certain employers to provide salary ranges to candidates in the job posting or during the interview or salary negotiation process. social media). Once enacted, employers must provide a job description for the role, if one exists.

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The Bad and The Not So Beautiful: Film School for Recruiters.

Recruiting Daily

The Rodgers of the world (now finding a new calling as “social media gurus,” it seems), and the PAs, and the crazy casting ladies and the back and forth on clearances and E&O insurance with hired gun lawyers with nothing to do but sit there and make sure that you only used the part of the Dave Koz song you paid for.

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