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4 Simple Tactics to Boost Your Job Ad’s SEO

Social Talent

In fact, a recent survey by SHRM showed that the number of online job seekers has doubled since 2005! It means there is a massive opportunity for them to get more eyeballs on their job ads by optimising them for SEO. Don’t Forget Mobile. Power of Mobile: At Your Fingertips. Use Video to Engage Candidates.

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The Evolution of Talent Acquisition with GitHub's Maisha Cannon

Entelo

Check out the full interview here. I recall sorting through large stacks of resumes, and I thought I was “high tech” when I started taking live notes in Microsoft Outlook during interviews. My initial exposure to sourcing came in 2005 in the form of “mall walking” as a Regional Recruiter for Hot Topic. Mo’ Mobile.

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Moments That Matter in the Candidate Experience

exaqueo

First Moment of Truth (FMOT): Introduced by Procter & Gamble in 2005, it defines the first interaction between a consumer and a product on a store's shelf or in real life. Word-of-mouth, referral conversations; job descriptions; recruiter/sourcer interactions; job application. First (FMOT). Second (SMOT).

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The Candidate Experience Enigma

Recruiting Blogs

From recent observations in developing regions, such as South Africa, with unemployment at its highest levels since 2005 (26.7% in March 2016), job seekers are desperate for work and will apply for any job for a chance to become employed to put bread on the table. Ergo, a negative candidate experience.

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The Bad and The Not So Beautiful: Film School for Recruiters.

Recruiting Daily

Consider that in 2005, which was the year YouTube first launched, the average cost for a corporate training film was around 3 grand per finished minute of film. Simply: if you are spending money or effort on recruitment marketing , forget “mobile” or “social” first. Shooting Schedule. The scripting is awkward.

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Podcast episode #10: Step into the future with Josh Bersin

Workable

And we did a series of really hundreds of hours of interviews with companies. Well-being, citizenship, sustainability growth, employee growth, internal mobility. And for those of you that are in recruiting I would imagine if you worked for a reasonably good size company, you’re also looking at internal mobility as a part of recruiting.

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