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Insights from LinkedIn’s 2015 Global Recruiting Survey

Boolean Black Belt

Job boards vs. social media: What’s the most significant source of hire for companies globally? There are some significant differences, specifically when it comes to source of hire. Source of Hire – Quantity and Quality. Source of Hire – Bang For Your Buck. Italy, Belgium, etc.) Learn More.

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2016 social recruitment trends forecast

Workable

Social recruitment seems to have almost slavishly followed the stages of the Gartner Hype Cycle. We know that social recruitment isn’t going to replace everything else we’ve been doing but promoting your jobs to your most engaged audience makes sense. How to recruit employees effectively on social media.

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Social Media For Employer Branding: 7 Tips To Promote Your Employer Brand On LinkedIn

Proactive Talent

In 2015, they reached 1 million followers on LinkedIn. So offer social media trainings to help your employees build their personal brand and educate them on how they can contribute to your employer branding efforts on LinkedIn. And this strategy is clearly working for Dell.

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Welcome to the 2015 Recruiter Nation, Formerly Known as the Social Recruiting Survey

Jobvite

When we first began producing our annual Social Recruiting Survey at Jobvite, the use of social media in sourcing candidates was still an emerging concept — one that some even brushed off as a novelty. Only 4% of recruiters don’t use social media.

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Welcome to the 2015 Recruiter Nation, Formerly Known as the Social Recruiting Survey

Jobvite

When we first began producing our annual Social Recruiting Survey at Jobvite, the use of social media in sourcing candidates was still an emerging concept — one that some even brushed off as a novelty. Only 4% of recruiters don’t use social media.

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7 Brilliant Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off Your Week – 30th November 2015

Social Talent

Online employment resources now rival personal and professional networks as a top source of job information for Americans who are looking for work,” read the research note accompanying Pew’s data. In addition to mobile, social media is also an increasingly prevalent tool in job searches. their sources of hire.

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Welcome to the 2015 Recruiter Nation, Formerly Known as the Social Recruiting Survey

Jobvite

When we first began producing our annual Social Recruiting Survey at Jobvite, the use of social media in sourcing candidates was still an emerging concept — one that some even brushed off as a novelty. … Continued.