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19 Employer Review Sites to Put on Your Radar

Rally Recruitment Marketing

The answer to this simple question can make or break a candidate’s decision to work at your company, as 82% of candidates now consider employer brand and reputation before applying to a job — a 7% increase in the past five years. Employers can sponsor discussion topics and purchase a branded profile. Vault has 2.5

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Is salary transparency key to a Gen Z friendly Employer Brand?

Hireserve

Over on TikTok there a whole genre of videos with millions of total views where creators interview passersby in public about what they do for a living, what they earn, and if they feel they are compensated fairly. Generation Z refers to those born between the years 1997 to 2012.

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A Playbook for Authentically Attracting Gen Z Talent

Social Talent

Born between the years 1997 and 2012, Gen Z are the generation who grew up in the era of smartphones and social media. And as they begin to enter the workforce, they are more likely to seek employers whose values align with their own. Let’s get into it! Who are Gen Z? This is step one. Learn more: How to Become a Talent Advisor 4.

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LinkedIn Updates EVERY Recruiter Needs to Know (Part Three)

Social Talent

Our final instalment of our LinkedIn updates series focuses primarily on those updates made to the site’s products and features in the wake of Talent Connect 2016 – where LinkedIn announce some of their most innovative ideas and plans. And boy has LinkedIn done a stellar job! LinkedIn Endorsements Re-Boot.

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8 Recruitment News Stories to Get You Thinking This Week – 27th October 2015

Social Talent

Insights derived from LinkedIn’s Talent Connect 2015 event are still pouring onto the site’s Talent blog, the most recent of which is a 2016 Roadmap for the future of recruiting , based on the topics discussed, the findings published and the concerns raised by LinkedIn Influencer, Lou Adler.

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The Rise and Fall of LinkedIn: A Recruiting Requiem.

Recruiting Daily

The Rise of LinkedIn and the Decline of HR Tech. Somehow, LinkedIn has become one of those bloated behemoths , turning into the recruiting version of Jabba the Hut. Another one bites the dust ” to “ LinkedIn is the world’s most evil company and are hated by pretty much everyone” .

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4 best tech recruitment and employee retention strategies

Devskiller

Every good software developer receives a dozen job offers a day through their LinkedIn inbox alone. In general, the most important thing a developer considers when assessing a job is compensation, according to Stack Overflow’s research. Interestingly, salary satisfaction in tech has been steadily declining since 2012. .

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