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Social Recruiting Round-Up – March 2015

Social Talent

Now that April is upon us, we thought it was time to reflect and take a look back at the most popular blog posts, the most talked about infographics and the biggest recruitment and sourcing news stories of the last month – otherwise know as the March edition of the Social Talent Social Recruiting Round-Up!

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Social Recruiting Round-Up – April 2015

Social Talent

No, not THAT “time of the month” sillies – it’s time for our monthly social recruiting round-up; a collection of the most popular blog posts, the most talked about infographics and the biggest recruitment and sourcing news stories of the last month. And boy, did April have some gems!

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Staffing News of the Day, July 26, 2013

Staffing Talk

Survey, shown here in video format, indicates increasingly positive outlook for social recruiting [Tweet My Jobs]. Recruiters vs. hiring managers : desires and “must haves” don’t match up [Qualigence]. Here are five great alternatives to big name job boards [Careerealism].

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5 Reasons Sourcing is Fundamental in Recruiting and Hiring

Jobvite

Whether it was through using membership binders, old smiling and dialing or browsing searching social networks like LinkedIn and Facebook, sourcing has always added to recruitment and hiring in ways that reactive hiring practices never could. Broader Reach.

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Is Your Recruitment Agency Ready for April 21?

Prominence

The rest comes from job boards, paid marketing and social media (providing you have a good social strategy in place). Database Integration – Applications should be loaded directly to the recruitment database and consultants should be able to post jobs to the website and third party job boards from one place.

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The 5 Good, Bad & Surprising Recruitment News Stories this Week – 10th November 2014

Social Talent

versus the Q3 2013 and down 2% compared to the quarter ending June 30th. The post The 5 Good, Bad & Surprising Recruitment News Stories this Week – 10th November 2014 appeared first on Social Talent. Monster earned 5 cents a share in the third quarter, beating the 3 cents a share Wall Street predicted.

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Social Recruiting Round-Up – February 2015

Social Talent

But as March fast approaches we thought it was time to reflect and take a look back at the most popular blog posts, the most talked about infographics and the biggest recruitment and sourcing news stories of the last month – otherwise know as the February edition of the Social Talent Social Recruiting Round-Up!