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9 Intriguing Social Recruiting News Stories – 6th July 2015

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As more than one survey (including our own) has pointed out over the last few years, job boards are far from dead. And the results from the International Association of Employment Web Sites latest survey , is also showing that applying to a job posted on a commercial site is still the leading way some job seekers find work. And some 7.3%

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Jobvite’s 2016 Recruiter Nation Reveals Fierce Competition, Evolving Strategies

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In the 9th Recruiter Nation Report (Formerly Called the Social Recruiting Survey), 69% of Recruiters Report Increased Hiring in the Last Year, With 95% Expecting Similar or Increased Competition Over the Next Year. Nine Years of Jobvite Recruiter Nation/Social Recruiting Surveys: Jobvite 2016 Survey.

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8 Industry-Rocking Recruitment News Stories this Week – 25th January 2016

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The report surveyed senior executives and chief human resources officers of various companies “representing more than 13 million employees across 9 broad industry sectors in 15 major developed and emerging economies and regional economic areas.”. The survey also revealed that UK hiring plans are set to eclipse their European counterparts.

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Jobvite Announces Significant Enterprise Momentum and Formation of Jobvite India

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2016 was a landmark year for Jobvite that proved our full-funnel recruiting software strategy — enabling our customers to source, hire, and onboard talent on a single unified platform — is differentiated and highly valued in the market,” said Jobvite CEO, Dan Finnigan. “We About Jobvite.

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8 Intriguing Recruitment News Stories to Whet Your Appetite this Week – 18th April 2016

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jobs during their first 5 years working, those who graduated between 2006-2010 averaged 2.85 In fact, 2006-2010 grads explored 60% more industries during its first 5 years in the workforce than the 1986-1990 grads. score they gave to recruiter candidates was only slightly ahead of the 3.5 Even more upsetting was the 3.6

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