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Interview with Doug Berg the Founder of ZapInfo

WizardSourcer

I was a huge fan of his first tool Jobs2web back in 2011 which allowed users to track job applications through social media. I took a job as a recruiter sourcing for IT related developer positions. During the recession that was absolutely NO jobs open. How to did you first get into recruiting?

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Hiretual’s In-House Recruiter Series: Recruiter Pain Points

Hiretual

Michael Deeb started his career as a Talent Qualification Specialist in 2011 at a well-known staffing agency called Kforce, participating in a 5-week training course including IT 101, Boolean Black Belt training, and how to conduct a proper screening call. How has recruitment technology played a role in that? This is not the case today.

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How Dell Doubled Social Hires Using Employee Branding

Prominence

Dell is regularly referred to in Social Media communities as one of the leading Social Brands. They were one of the first companies to generate serious revenue from Twitter and have continued to lead the way with internal social innovation through initiatives such as their Social Media and Community University.

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Winning The Talent War With Effective Job Posts

Staffing Talk

“Recent surveys shows that job boards and our career sites account for about 30% of hires,” said the 10-year veteran of corporate and agency recruiting. “That means your actual job posts account for at least 30% of your hires. .” Job Boards – 20%. Social Media (new) – 3.5%.

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Q&A with 2021 Recruitment Marketer of the Year, Kerry Noone

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In 2011, she joined Amtrak and then landed at CVS Health in 2016, where she’s spent the last 5 years supporting CVS’s transformation from a pharmacy to a healthcare company. . Kerry: Options for connecting with candidates, I think, has been the biggest change that I’ve seen, especially on social media.

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014.

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014.