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Recruiting Trends to Watch

NPA Worldwide

Qualigence International has released its 2016 Recruiting Trends white paper. The report offers a comprehensive look into some of the changes recruiters can expect to see throughout the year, including cross-industry hires, diversity, college graduates, benefits, talent pipeline, and big data. Talent Pipeline.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

Embrace social and mobile recruiting. You’ve heard about the importance of social and mobile recruiting, and you’ve been meaning to ramp up your tactics, but…no more excuses! Your first recruiting resolution of 2016 should be to create or enhance your social and mobile recruiting strategies. Strive for diversity.

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Diversity hiring might not be that hard.

Recruiting Blogs

The past month’s news brought yet another cautionary tale about what happens when companies deprioritize diversity. While we all claim that diversity matters, we put it on the backburner while we focus on revenue growth and product innovation. Four tactics we can try to hire more diverse teams. Set a diversity hiring goal.

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Recruiting Trends: Anonymous Resume Screening & Blind Interviewing

Hire-Intelligence

John Sullivan published recently an article titled, “Recruiting Trends for 2016 And Their Supporting Best Practices, Part 1 of 2.” Part one lists recruiting trends twelve through six while the six highest impact trends are reserved for part two to be released at a later date.

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5 Key Trends That Recruiters Need to Know to Succeed in 2017

Social Talent

LinkedIn’s Global Recruiting Trends 2017 and Global Staffing Trends 2017 reports are here and with them are 5 must-know takeaways about the state of the recruitment industry in 2016 and the trends you should be paying close attention to in the year ahead. Why is this important to note?

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Where Amazon Should Build HQ2, According to Entelo Data

Entelo

It’s clear that Amazon is looking for cities with deep pools of talent that offer solid infrastructures (public transit, abundant housing and airports) and good quality of life (education, recreation and culture). So where will they have the most success finding diverse candidates for their new HQ2? New York, New York. Miami, Florida.

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What Millennials Want in the Workplace

Acara Solutions

In 2016, millennials— people born between 1981 and 1996 —became the largest segment of the workforce. To attract and retain this generation, companies must foster a corporate culture formed around their values. Leveraging their passions is crucial to building a corporate culture where they want to stay.

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