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5 Social Media Trends Recruiters Should Look Out For in 2018

Social Intelligence

What do you think will be most important for recruiters in 2018? The results will be shared in a detailed report in 2018, and in exchange for your opinion you’ll be entered for a chance to win some amazing prizes (like free Social Media Hiring Reports from yours truly). Authenticity is Everything. Save Your Money.

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5 Social Media Trends Recruiters Should Look Out For in 2018

Social Intelligence

What do you think will be most important for recruiters in 2018? The results will be shared in a detailed report in 2018, and in exchange for your opinion you’ll be entered for a chance to win some amazing prizes (like free Social Media Hiring Reports from yours truly). So how can you capitalize on this trend?

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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. Social media sourcing: Tools, training and process.

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AI Recruiting 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Improving Your Hiring Process

Vervoe

From resume screening to inquiries, companies use Artificial Intelligence to simplify recruitment tasks, enabling them to focus on other aspects of recruitment that require attention. Improved quality of hiring With AI, recruiters can automate tasks like responding to candidate inquiries and setting reminders for their screening or interview.

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Job Description Formula: A Tried-and-True Way to Attract Top Talent

Yello

01/18/2018 // By Tracy Kelly // TALENT acquisition. Job seekers have multiple opportunities to learn what it’s like to work for your company. They can access the company career site, view photos of employees on social media and gain a better understanding of the culture on sites such as Glassdoor.

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5 mistakes to avoid when using technology in recruitment

Workable

But, it can unintentionally create impersonal interactions: Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS): They pre-screen resumes through semantic search. Or, it can also cause personal distress to them if their personal or sensitive information is shared on social media. Instead, you can screen only a few of them.

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Careers Site FAQs: How They Help Candidates — and You

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Candidates need more than a job description and a ready-to-go resume to submit an application. Sure, those are important components, but job seekers want more than that. It can become a key supporting part of a Recruitment Marketing content strategy. What a FAQ should cover.