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Five Things You Can Do to Improve Your Seasonal Hiring Efforts

Jobvite

According to Jobvite research , there is a 98% open rate for mobile recruiting texts versus a 20% open rate for recruiting emails. 2: Build Your Employer Brand on Social Media. Share seasonal employee stories with your talent network on social media or through monthly newsletters.

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15 Efficient Ways to Reduce Time to Hire in 2024

AkkenCloud

Enhance Your Employer Branding: A strong employer brand attracts more candidates and speeds up the hiring process by increasing job offer acceptance rates. Utilize Recruitment Marketing: Recruitment marketing involves using marketing tactics to attract and engage candidates.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

Here are five New Year’s resolutions that every recruiter should make this year. Embrace social and mobile recruiting. You’ve heard about the importance of social and mobile recruiting, and you’ve been meaning to ramp up your tactics, but…no more excuses! Let’s talk about mobile recruiting first.

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Not Another Mobile Recruiting Post.

Recruiting Daily

If you want a business case or case use for the importance of mobile recruiting adoption and optimization, you don’t really have to look far. Hell, there’s a cottage industry of content marketing and conferences dedicated specifically to the whole “mobile” category – which is all kind of silly and specious.

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All Recruiting Is Mobile Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

I’m lucky (or unlucky) enough to have gone to enough recruiting related events and conferences over the past few years to realize that while mobile has progressed to the point of ubiquity, for some reason, the “thought leaders” thoughtlessly keep offering up the same old drivel as ever about “mobile recruiting.”.

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Mobile Recruiting: Why Recruiters Should Care About The Google Algorithm Change

Recruiting Daily

If a site is not optimized to auto-adjust to mobile device formats, its ranking can drop from one position to the next or from one page of search results to another – potentially leading to a major loss of web traffic. Conversely, those sites that are already mobile may see a nice bump in rankings while the others try to catch up.

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Dialed In: Mobile Recruiting and The Candidate Experience.

Recruiting Daily

People use mobile for convenience, but for some reason, even in 2015, it’s often still a big pain in the ass, particularly since a surprising amount of sites seem to think “responsive design” means creating such a poor user experience that you can’t help but respond by being pretty pissed off and frustrated.