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2016 social recruitment trends forecast

Workable

Checking these boxes will put the leaders miles ahead from the late adopters in 2016. Nine out of ten candidates are likely to apply to a job when it’s from an employer brand that’s actively maintained. Seven out of ten recruiters agree and highlight company culture as a way to compete against other employers.

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6 Unmissable Recruitment News Stories this Independence Day – 4th July 2016

Social Talent

But the good news is both of these issues are easily fixable on our end if we start paying more attention to our employer branding efforts at each stage of the candidate decision-making process: 34% of job seekers cite not knowing what it’s really like to work at the company as a stumbling block. Not connected with us on social?

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5 Things Recruiters Need to STOP Doing in 2016

Social Talent

Talking about “EmployerBranding. When the concept of employer branding was first introduced, many companies couldn’t wait to start rolling out video after video, telling us how amazing they are and why it’s so wonderful to work for them. We’ve all seen the headlines: Job boards are dead.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

Your first recruiting resolution of 2016 should be to create or enhance your social and mobile recruiting strategies. million , and 90 percent of these tech-savvy Americans will search for jobs on their phones. 2016 is the year that you need to finally get serious about diversity. Embrace social and mobile recruiting.

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#RecruitingHack: 3 Clever Ways to Use Hashtags for Sourcing and Employer Branding

Linkedin Talent Blog

Use hashtags to highlight key attributes of your employer brand that candidates really care about. Not too long ago, candidates would scour job boards to find jobs they were a good fit for. By not posting content around your benefits and culture, you’re implying you don’t have these things.”.

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How Bad Is the Skills Shortage? 10 Data Points That Tell the Full Story

Vervoe

Just six years ago, in 2016, the number of companies hiring without difficulty would have been six out of 10. This is great for employer branding. Emphasizing company culture and workplace experience during interviews. Using niche job boards to avoid a large number of inadequate applicants.

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A Checklist for an Excellent Candidate Experience Every Time

ClearCompany Recruiting

This article was originally published in May 2016. Despite being a top priority for employers, research shows great candidate experiences are rare, and they’re likely going to get worse. Optimize Your Career Site, Job Posts, and Job Applications Your career site is easy to find in your website’s navigation menus.