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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. With that said, here are 19 employer review sites to worth checking out! Vault has 2.5

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Digital Natives: Your Company Will Soon Be Run By People Who Grew Up Online

Eightfold

They grew up on mobile devices and believe that the technology allows for the flexibility for them to work when and how they are most productive. . All the way back in 2012, Dr. Marie Puybaraud , global head of corporate research at JLL Corporate Solutions, was arguing that digital natives would drive digital transformations at companies.

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How to Recruit & Retain Gen Z

Glassdoor for Employers

And for a quick refresher, members of Gen Z were born between 1997 and 2012. It means that you’ll need to double down on your employer brand and invest in recruiting the best Gen Zers in the market. Build out social media networks. Encourage all employees to use social media to share open positions.

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7 Recruiting Tips for Gen Z Candidates

Recruiting Daily Advisor

With that in mind, we’re going to look at some things employers may want to consider when recruiting this generation. Gen Z is the generation following Millennials; they were born between 1996 and 2012, making the oldest of the generation now in their early to mid-twenties. They also grew up with ever-present social media.

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7 Twitter Accounts Every Recruiter Should Start Following in 2017

Social Talent

So, if it’s employer branding best practice tips that you’re after, Michael is the man to follow! Particularly, when it comes to employer branding. Since 2004, Bryan has watched as the digital landscape has evolved rapidly and social media and mobile have taken over from more traditional marketing methods.

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Staffing News Of The Day, December 15, 2011

Staffing Talk

How staffing companies can improve their employer brand in the social media age. Approximately one in three (31 percent) lawyers interviewed for the quarterly Robert Half Legal Hiring Index plans to add legal staff in the first quarter of 2012, while 4 percent plan reductions in personnel. Market Watch].

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Jobvite’s 2016 Recruiter Nation Reveals Fierce Competition, Evolving Strategies

Jobvite

As a result, recruiters must now go above and beyond by creating a compelling employer brand and an exceptional candidate experience to keep their companies growing.” One of the worst social media sins? Nine Years of Jobvite Recruiter Nation/Social Recruiting Surveys: Jobvite 2016 Survey. Jobvite 2012 Survey.

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