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Social Media Are Recruiters’ Strongest Allies When Attracting Top Talent

Recruiting Daily Advisor

If organizations want to attract top-level talent, social media should be their initial and primary destination. Here are three important ways social media could and should be leveraged to successfully navigate this new era of recruitment. Use Your Social Presence to Build Your (Employer) Brand. In a Nutshell.

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The 2015 Quintet of Workplace Disruptors

SmartRecruiters

I see the workplace of 2015 as an arena in a perpetual state of disruption. From the Cloud to mobile to the profound shift in population and a new social contract between employers and employees, in 2015 we’ve passed the tipping point. Here’s the 2015 quintet of top workplace disruptors. What’s rocking the workplace boat?

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Linking Employer Branding and Employee Engagement | ClearCompany

ClearCompany Recruiting

This post was originally published in April 2015. Your employer brand should shine wherever your company appears online: Company “About” page Dedicated careers page Job descriptions, posts, and ads Social media profiles What is Employee Engagement? They’re more productive and their retention rates are higher.

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5 Recruiting Leaders You should be following on social media

BountyJobs

Social media is a major focus for the recruiting industry, and is a part of every recruiting trend professionals are talking about for 2016. Leveraging this talent pool is difficult without a strong social presence of your own. If you’re going to start out on social media following recruiting leaders, start here.

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5 Recruiting Leaders You Should Be Following on Social Media

BountyJobs

Social media is a major focus for the recruiting industry and recruiting leaders, and is a part of every recruiting trend professionals are talking about for 2016. Leveraging this talent pool is difficult without a strong social presence of your own. Follow the social recruiting leaders star on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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Why Employment Brands Struggle With Social Media

SmartRecruiters

In industry media and on PR/marketing blogs like this one, we talk an awful lot about “master brand” social media marketing work. In fact, I would argue a strong “employer brand” is more of the exception, not the rule, when it comes to the social media components. And, let’s step back for a minute.

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The State of Recruiting in 2015 (Infographic)

Social Talent

Top Takeaways: For 2015, the priorities of recruiters include: improving time to hire – 15%. increasing retention rate – 13%. The post The State of Recruiting in 2015 (Infographic) appeared first on Social Talent. increasing focus on passive talent – 5%. growing the employer brand – 10%. improving quality of hire – 28%.

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