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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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My Favorite Staffing Talk Posts Of 2012

Staffing Talk

And I thought it would be interesting for me to take a look back at some of my favorite posts of 2012, though a year-ender is not an original idea certainly. 2012 wasn’t very old when I came across this provocative Yahoo! Social media is a big subject these days of course. Happy New Year! It was a good discussion.

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Retail Recruiting: How to Navigate the Challenges and Grow Your Team

Eightfold

A 2012 study by Heather Boushey and Sarah Jane Glynn , now executive director at Equitable Growth in Washington, D.C. Social media provides new opportunities to find the talent retailers need. The videos explored topics like City Lane’s culture and what employees did from day to day.

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By the Numbers: October 5, 2018

BountyJobs

Social-media related jobs and creative skills are also on the rise. retailers surveyed are ‘looking for employees who better align with brand culture.’ The Numbers: The majority of gig workers are in the transportation sector (driving services) but wages have decreased along with the volume of workers entering the market.

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BUMPER EDITION: 10 Unmissable Recruitment News Stories this Week – 12th October 2015

Social Talent

Back in 2012, LinkedIn shelved a much talked about referral product after trials because there were complications over getting companies to convince their employee to sign up, as employees needed to sign over network access to recruiters – something that didn’t go down very well! “Now Adam Gordon agrees.