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The #10YearChallenge for Recruiting: What’s Changed Since 2009?

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HR teams were just learning how to use a little site called LinkedIn, which had been around since 2002, but didn’t have the widespread use it does today. From retiring these outdated interview questions to the development of advanced HR tech, here are some of the ways recruiting has changed over the last 10 years.

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Moodle makes more time for strategy and sourcing using Workable

Workable

Interviews taking place across different time zones. No record of candidate feedback—instant messenger used to share evaluation. Reduce screening time and keep candidates engaged with integrated assessments. Contact candidates at speed using bulk email function. Scheduling interviews was also clunky.

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Recruiting Gen Z Talent Is a Lot Harder Than You Think

Recruiting Daily Advisor

New research from Berke —a prehire assessment platform—reveals which strategies talent acquisition (TA) professionals are currently using to successfully attract and hire this largely populated generation. The Pew research explained that this is compared with 30% of Millennials in the same age range in 2002.

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Recruiting with LinkedIn: 10 smart tips for your recruiter toolbox

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And since LinkedIn has been around since 2002, it is also the most established social media recruiting solution. For example, with the help of their Skills Match filter (included with LinkedIn Recruiter), you can save time by dealing only with candidates with good skills match. The most experienced recruiters will go one step further.