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The 3 Top Social Media Trends in 2016 Translated for Social Recruiting

Proactive Talent

You've probably seen one of the many articles popping up this week covering the major trends emerging in social media as we head into the new year, like this one on socialmediaclub.org , but how do these new trends translate over to talent acquisition in regards to social recruiting?

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How to Manage Employer Branding During a Pandemic Year

WizardSourcer

I wanted to see how Recruiters we’re handling and managing their employer branding during this pandemic. I reached out to Zack Gallinger from Talent Hero to get his perspective on how to handle so many changes and how Recruiters should be responding to employment branding and social media during this time.

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Graduating Class of 2016: What HR Needs to Know

JazzHR

The job market is looking pretty rosy for the graduating class of 2016. With Millennial job seekers on the rise, Employers must understand Generation Y as a persona in order to build a successful hiring strategy. The class of 2016 was born in or around – wait for it – 1995! Social Media is Everything.

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Q&A with 2021 Recruitment Marketer of the Year, Kerry Noone

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In this Q&A, Kerry shares more about her background, process and where she sees Recruitment Marketing and employer branding going in the future. . Kerry Noone, Director of Employer Branding & Recruitment Marketing, CVS Health. About Kerry Noone, the 2021 Rally Recruitment Marketer of the Year.

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The Ultimate Guide to Employer Branding

Hundred5

Much like consumers with purchasing decisions, applicants are now in charge of making the hiring decisions. As a secret weapon for hiring better quality candidates, innovative companies are dedicating time and resources to building a great employer branding strategy. What is employer branding?

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How to build a social media recruitment strategy: An FAQ guide

Workable

Social media sourcing involves using social networks to identify, attract, engage and hire potential candidates. Recruiters use social media sourcing to build talent pipelines for future roles and engage passive candidates who haven’t applied for current openings. How can I use LinkedIn to find candidates?

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5 Creative Ways to Tell Your Employer Brand Story

Indeed

I have to go beyond popular assumptions about how to reach the right potential hires and go directly to our employees themselves. They browse search engines, social media and career sites to find jobs. Great storytelling separates your employer brand. 5 creative ways to tell your employer brand story.