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How Can You Attract The Best Candidates on The Market?

Social Talent

Three seminars crammed with amazing speakers and powerful commentaries on the recruitment industry, in Ireland and worldwide. In this seminar, we will focus on the main drivers of talent attraction, by attending you will learn: How to source top talent via social media channels. The three events. Talent Attraction.

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

Social Talent

It’s very important when you’re working within the recruitment industry to always keep an open mind when it comes to new pieces of technology. Don’t say you will never start using a certain recruiting technique/social media platform/Chrome extension. They’re what the industry refer to as, ‘Purple Squirrels’.

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Recruiting Tactics: 4 Quick Tips For Better Results On LinkedIn

Jibe

It’s been a match made in social media heaven ever since the social network launched in 2003. Even though many recruiters were (and some still are) skeptical of recruiting on social media, LinkedIn was generally regarded as the exception to the rule. Recruiters and LinkedIn. And LinkedIn is no exception.

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9 Intriguing Social Recruiting News Stories – 6th July 2015

Social Talent

Industry Is LinkedIn For Bartenders And Chefs. Since it’s inception in 2003, LinkedIn has made it easier for many job seekers (and recruiters) to apply and search for jobs while maintaining a professional online presence. Amen to that! The service is free for users, while businesses pay on a subscription basis.

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Border Wars: Tech Recruiting and Immigration Reform.

Recruiting Daily

Demand follows supply, staffing follows placement fees, and you couldn’t fill a tech job without a little help from the cottage industry of companies that suddenly sprang up offering access to ample amounts of eligible workers. Laissez faire seemed fair. But then, a funny thing happened.

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Can American Apparel Dispel their Aura of General Sleaze? –  A study in Employer Branding

SmartRecruiters

It’s a really competitive industry to begin with, but rebranding now, on the heels of movements like #timesup and #metoo, will be an uphill battle, more so than it would have been five years ago, or will be five years from now.”. It’s a broad challenge in the fashion industry.”. In its heyday the label employed 10,000 people.).

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