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The 3 Top Social Media Trends in 2016 Translated for Social Recruiting

Proactive Talent

You've probably seen one of the many articles popping up this week covering the major trends emerging in social media as we head into the new year, like this one on socialmediaclub.org , but how do these new trends translate over to talent acquisition in regards to social recruiting?

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Social Media At Workplace: Everything To Know 2021

CuteHR

In today’s society, social media has dramatically changed the way we communicate, be it in our home or at work. But letting your employees use social media at workplace may sound counterproductive, doesn’t it? INTERESTING STATS: A 2016 research stated that 8 out 10 employees use social media at their workplace.

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5 Creative Ways to Tell Your Employer Brand Story

Indeed

They browse search engines, social media and career sites to find jobs. This means employers can attract top talent through strong employer branding and compelling job content that showcases the things that make a position impactful and rewarding. Great storytelling separates your employer brand.

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6 of the Best Employer Brands on Snapchat Right Now!

Social Talent

By the end of 2016, Snapchat’s US user base is projected to have increased by 27% from the start of the year, and the app is expected to add twice as many new users through 2020 as Twitter and Pinterest. As such it is now the perfect medium on which to promote your employer brand and have it seen by thousands of people.

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2016 social recruitment trends forecast

Workable

How to recruit employees effectively on social media. A quarter of all job seekers use social media as their primary tool for job searching. At the moment, seven out of ten 18-34 year olds report having found their previous job through social media. Keep an eye on the following social recruitment trends.

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5 Creative Ways to Tell Your Employer Brand Story

Indeed

They browse search engines, social media and career sites to find jobs. This means employers can attract top talent through strong employer branding and compelling job content that showcases the things that make a position impactful and rewarding. Great storytelling separates your employer brand.

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

Linkedin Talent Blog

Younger workers, including those in Generation Z , feel at home on social media and use it for everything from watching content to staying up to date on current events — as well as researching prospective employers. Use hashtags to highlight key attributes of your employer brand that candidates really care about.