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How social recruiting fits into your existing talent acquisition funnel

CareerArc

If you’re looking to fill open roles, build a more robust employer brand, or automate more of your talent acquisition strategy, it’s hard to overstate the power of social media. Social recruiting—or the process of using social media to connect with prospective employees—is more powerful than ever.

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Why Social Recruiting Is an Effective Tactic to Use in The Hiring Process

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Pre-COVID, candidates could rely on the more classic methods of finding a job: applying via websites or job pages, registering on job boards, coordinating in-person interviews, and participating in career-related events in person to make a strong first impression on hiring managers. Why Social Recruiting? Looking Ahead.

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TA Week Recap: Next-level TA, DEI, employer branding strategies

Stories Incorporated

We were there for all of it — for the TA, DEI, social recruiting, sourcing and employer branding strategies and more. Talent acquisition leaders from a variety of industries —higher education, gaming, and banking — shared how they each rely on data to tackle their talent acquisition challenges. Social Recruiting.

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Social Recruiting Round-Up – November 2014

Social Talent

Hello and welcome to the pre-Christmas, November issue of Social Talent’s Social Recruiting Round-Up – a collection of the best blogs, infographics and new stories posted on the Social Talent blog in the last month. What’s The Most Awkward Thing You’ve Ever Done in a Job Interview? Quit Your Job! Easy peasy.

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Healthcare Recruiting Tips to Help You Build a Stellar Team

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Use imagery and design elements that reflect your employer brand (more on this later in our list), and be sure to convey clearly and prominently the benefits of working for your organization. To execute social recruiting effectively , it’s a must to understand your audience, both in terms of your followers and the platform in general.

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Recruiting passive candidates: 7 tactics

CareerArc

They make higher quality employees , are more likely to stay with your company , and tend to do a better job at picking companies that align with their own values and interests , making them a good fit for your employer brand. Which begs the question: how do you actually go about recruiting passive candidates?

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Employer Branding: Fad or Future? The Expert Review

Beamery

Everyone wants to know what your company culture is like and how happy your employees are – it’s up to recruiting departments to use employer branding to make sure candidates like what they see. Companies can relay their culture and values through blogging, webinars, and social media to name just a few. Matt Buckland.