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Glassdoor’s 5 Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2016

Glassdoor for Employers

But before talent recruiting really heats up, Glassdoor is revealing 5 Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2016 , identifying key factors that will impact how people find jobs and how employers will recruit this year. Benefits and perks will matter more. 3 Google Analytics, Q3 2015 monthly average.

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Ready to Focus On Mobile Recruiting?

ExactHire Recruiting

According to a 2014 study by CareerBuilder , only 39% of all employers use social media for recruiting and hiring. And in LinkedIn’s 2015 Global Recruiting Trends Report , only 30% of employers reported having job postings optimized for mobile, with 37% reporting their career sites were mobile-optimized.

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The Most Wonderful Time of the Year: 2018 Seasonal Hiring Trends

Employment Metrix

After all, the pool of candidates is small – according to recent survey by Nexxt of more than 1,500 retail workers, only 6 percent report that they work seasonally. As this year’s shopping season begins to heat up, here’s what employers need know about 2018 seasonal hiring trends. Trend #2: Show me the money!

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Roundup: Top Recruiting Articles This Month

Glassdoor for Employers

As 2015 is coming to a close and budgeting and planning for 2016 is top of mind, here are some top recruiting articles from the past month that will help you plan for next year’s hiring goals, staff your own recruiting teams and hire faster: 1. Firms Are Wasting Millions Recruiting on Only a Few Campuses. Think again.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

million Americans on Facebook, 66 million on Twitter, and 122 million on LinkedIn, social media is no longer an area that recruiters can afford to ignore. In fact, LinkedIn’s 2015 U.S. As of November 2015 , there were 3.8 Image courtesy of HRSmart.com. million job ads listed on online job board Indeed.

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Trend Watch: 5 Recruiting Trends That Will Take Off in 2016

Leoforce

2015 marked the first year since the Great Recession that the job market was candidate-driven. In fact, 90 percent of recruiters said that they felt candidates were in the driver’s seat during 2015—and that is not likely to change in 2016. Expect this percentage to grow in 2015. Get ready for 2016!

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What Does the Recruiting Industry Look Like Today?

Recruiting Blogs

In Social Talent’s 2016 Global Recruiting Survey , 37% of the 998 respondents said that social media was the primary way in which they found candidates. Almost every recruiter surveyed, 97% to be exact, used LinkedIn to look for candidates. That’s not a number that recruiters should ignore.