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3 Ways to Maximize Your Staffing Firm's Budget in 2017

Linkedin Talent Blog

Recruitment firms are known to be laser-focused with their budgets, devoting 80% of their spend to job ads, sourcing tools, and business development. Given that 80% of recruiting spend goes to job ads, sourcing tools, and business development, it’s clear that staffing leaders are aware of the power of automation.

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MidWest TechRecruit ‘19 is just around the corner! [Recruiters can’t miss]

Hacker Earth

This one-day conference is all about technologies that can be leveraged to make talent acquisition more efficient. The conference will house 30+ internal talent acquisition, employer branding, recruitment marketing, talent analytics, and sourcing experts, sharing their tricks and tips on recruitment. Derek Zeller.

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Recruitment Trends That Are Still Relevant in 2020

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Between 2016 and 2019, the demand for recruiters grew by 63%. Roles for talent analytics experts have grown by 111% since 2014. But more and more it’s becoming someone who is tech-savvy and understands how to look at different data sources and come to conclusions about what the data is saying. It still is that, of course.

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How Building Out a Talent Analytics Function Saved LinkedIn Recruiting Considerable Time and Money

Linkedin Talent Blog

As a result, the Talent Acquisition team was under intense pressure to source better and faster. That’s when Talent Acquisition decided it was going to have to get more analytical to stay ahead and engaged our newly formed Talent Analytics team. Image of LinkedIn's Talent Analytics team.

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New Report: 7 Predictions on How Recruiting Will Be Different in 2025

Linkedin Talent Blog

According to LinkedIn data, demand for recruiting professionals has jumped by 63% since 2016, and we expect that trend to continue. Talent will simply matter more. Many recruiting jobs still revolve around executing a few core tasks, like sourcing, interviewing, or closing candidates. The recruiters have become the recruited.

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3 Insights on NYC’s Talent: Where They Come From, Where They Go, and Who's Getting Hired the Most

Linkedin Talent Blog

New York City gains more talent from Boston than any other city—so you might want to source Bostonians to relocate. Despite their bitter sports rivalries, it seems New Yorkers and Bostonians can actually get along pretty well: Boston is the #1 source of talent for NYC. Photo by jonathan riley on Unsplash.

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MidWest TechRecruit ‘19 is just around the corner! [Recruiters can’t miss]

Hacker Earth

This one-day conference is all about technologies that can be leveraged to make talent acquisition more efficient. The conference will house 30+ internal talent acquisition, employer branding, recruitment marketing, talent analytics, and sourcing experts, sharing their tricks and tips on recruitment. Derek Zeller.