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8 Intriguing Recruitment News Items this Week – 11th January 2016

Social Talent

Last week , LinkedIn gave us 9 key stats to help us provide a great candidate experience. Copying-and-pasting one generic InMail to dozens of candidates is ineffective, rude and will hurt your employer brand in the long run. Pret A Manger Displays Novel Employer Brand in Hilarious Twitter Exchange.

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12 Strategies for Attracting and Retaining a More Diverse Workforce at Your Company

Rally Recruitment Marketing

If you’re not attracting diverse candidates through your current talent sources, then it’s time to start identifying new ones to go to. In 2003 there was a study publish based on field experiment called Are Emily and Greg more employable than Lakesha and Jamal. There are existing resources that can help you.

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Top 10 Words of Childhood Wisdom (and Why They Still Apply to Recruiters!)

Social Talent

I think it’s safe to say that the recruitment industry has become increasingly reliant on tech in the past decade, since the introduction of LinkedIn in 2003 and the future looks very bright in that regard. Always keep an open mind when it comes to sourcing candidates. True employment branding 3.0

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Scary Movie: Mystery Applicants and Candidate Experience.

Recruiting Daily

It is worth noting that this year’s study presented Stein as a somewhat unusual candidate, with what should have been more than enough blatant red flags and obvious reveals on that resume to give any recruiter pause. The Candidate Experience Monster Is Alive. But so it goes for our mystery candidates; Frank N.

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Border Wars: Tech Recruiting and Immigration Reform.

Recruiting Daily

Once a tech candidate leaves the proverbial recruiting door open, no matter how little ajar it actually is, there’s going to be a crapload of competitors out there chomping at your heels, waiting for you to screw up – that is, assuming you found the candidate first, that is.