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Social Media and Job Hunting – 3 Tips for Success

ExactHire Recruiting

If you’re considering a career change, social media can be a wonderful tool to help you find opportunities and introductions not easily available in your day-to-day life. It’s important to be judicious in how you use social platforms, while also understanding how potential employers may use them to recruit or screen applicants.

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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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What to Share on Social Media to Attract Talent

Spark Hire

Cat videos, music prodigies, gold dress vs blue dress…this is the kind of content many of us have increasingly been seeing on social media within the last few years. or “Look at our company culture!” While searching for a job, candidates want to make sure the company culture will be a good fit for their needs.

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Attracting Gen Z: Key Tactics for Recruiting the Next Generation of Talent

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Generation Z, or Gen Z, refers to individuals born between the years 1997 and 2012. Employers can appeal to these values by showcasing their company culture and mission. Highlighting initiatives related to sustainability, social responsibility, and diversity and inclusion can also be effective in attracting Gen Z candidates.

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Gen Z in the Workplace Part I: What the Gen Z Worker Looks Like

Broadleaf

However, the wants and needs of Generation Z (Gen Z) candidates —now the youngest in the workforce and born between 1997 and 2012— are very different from those of their parents and grandparents. Salary and benefits have always been key factors in attracting and retaining workers. They expect to move up in their career quickly.

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Generational Recruiting: Know Your Audience 

Recruiting Daily

Recruiting Gen Z Gen Z includes individuals born between 1997 and 2012, and though many are just beginning to enter the workforce, this segment will balloon over the next few years. Therefore, recruiting Gen Z has quickly become a priority for recruiters.