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How to get buy-in for social recruiting: 9 tactics

CareerArc

So you’ve done your research into social recruiting. But now comes the tricky bit: you have to get leadership to buy into social recruiting. Which begs the question—how do you get buy-in on social recruiting? Nine tactics on how to get buy in from leadership on social recruiting.

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Top 6 healthcare recruiting results to expect from social recruiting

CareerArc

Social recruiting is a powerful way to rise above the competition, due to the fact that: The vast majority of today’s workforce use social media in their job search. 89% of passive candidates and 84% of active candidates use social media to research an employer brand. less than job ads. Prove to me it works.

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Checklist: 29 proven ways social media boosts talent acquisition in 2022

CareerArc

Below are just 9 ways taken from the full checklist of 29 strategies and best practices for recruiting using social media. Access the Checklist: 29 proven ways social recruiting boosts talent acquisition. >> >> How social media boosts talent acquisition across the candidate journey. hours a day.

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Does social media attract more qualified candidates? 5 companies speak

CareerArc

We’ve explained about how social media allows you to speak to passive candidates (candidates not actively looking for a job ), and how social recruiting lets you share your employer brand to find candidates that fit better with your culture, values, and mission. Today, we’re trying something different. We can help.

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Get Ready for the Return of the Candidate-Driven Market

Recruiting Daily Advisor

According to CareerArc’s “2021 Future of Recruiting Study,” 76% of companies believe 2021 hiring demand will approach, return to, or even exceed pre-pandemic levels. The study revealed 61% of full-time employees in the United States are seeking new jobs in 2021. Hiring to Pick Up, But Expect Turnover to Increase.

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Social Recruiting Benefits: Why You Won’t See Many Without Culture Change

Jibe

Social recruiting is much easier said than done. Although sites like Twitter and LinkedIn may be far down on the top source of hire list in 2015, companies seem to be more interested in experimenting with social recruiting than ever before. This requires a cultural shift. It’s part of their culture.

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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Asking employees for referrals is a great way to find candidates who can be vouched for by your most trusted associates, and who will presumably work well with them and fit into the broader company culture. Job boards and niche sites. One invaluable resource for tracking job candidates is integrated recruitment software.

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