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Gen Z and the Candidate Experience

Recruiting Daily

Gen Z — those born between 1997 and 2012 — is expected to make up 27% of the workforce by 2025. Having grown up with technology and social media at their fingertips, Gen Z is the most technologically experienced and most racially diverse generation yet. Sometimes, that starts with a simple acknowledgment email. .

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6 Research-Backed Recruiting Tips to Help You Engage with Gen Z

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Coming of age in a social media-filled world and entering the workforce post-pandemic, Gen Z’s wants and desires look very different from previous generations. . While Millennials are considered “digital pioneers” who witnessed the explosion of technology and social media, Gen Z was born into a world of peak technological innovation.

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5 Channels You Need to Recruit Gen Z Talent

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Born between the years 1997 to 2012, Gen Z is the first generation to grow up on the internet from day one. We learned that Gen Z are using new social media platforms and paying attention to different content, requiring a fresh look at talent acquisition and Recruitment Marketing strategy. Enter Generation Z (Gen Z). .

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Candidate Experience – a Threat to Boomerang Talent?

Recruitalicious

Recent research published by Hay Group states that more than 49 million more employees will leave their jobs in 2018 than in 2012. Poor experience does indeed include candidates who accept a job offer and become part of the organization, in addition to those who eventually leave. Strive to be one of the former.

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Six Things to Know about Recruiting Gen Z

Recruiting Daily

Gen Z went after their predecessors on social media, sharing their thoughts about everything from Harry Potter fandom to hairstyles. But rather than try and fit everyone born from 1997 to 2012 into the same box, let’s use this opportunity to build processes that appreciate whole people. That don’t impress them much.

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Coronavirus: Should Your Recruitment Marketing Change in a Crisis?

Rally Recruitment Marketing

You’re advising leadership on HR policy changes to support the welfare of your employees and customers; ensuring that organizational communications are up to date and reaching everyone; consulting on staffing levels to support changing business needs; and guiding teams through a major culture shift of remote work.

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7 Eggs-citing Recruitment News Stories this Easter – 27 March 2016

Social Talent

Interestingly, the study also revealed that the top priorities for UK developers when job searching are salary, culture and achieving a good work-life balance. of CVs received callbacks if African American candidates’ names were “whitened”, only 10% received a callback if they left their ethnic names. Read the full story here.

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