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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Facebook is also more popular with aspiring applicants than other social media sites, according to a 2016 Jobvite study, which found that 67 percent of social media job seekers use Facebook , compared to only 35 percent who use Twitter. Job boards and niche sites.

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7 Festive Recruitment News Stories this Week – 21st December 2015

Social Talent

Canada, India, the UK and Australia, with a LinkedIn spokesperson saying it will be expanding deeper into that base, as well as to other regions internationally, early 2016. Recruiters Reveal Their Top Priorities for 2016. What should you be focusing on when it comes to planning your 2016 recruiting strategy?

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7 Things Your Candidates Expect To Find On Social Media

Jibe

We’ve written a lot about how recruiters and talent acquisition can take better advantage of social media as a recruiting tool. From the benefits for employer branding to social analytics, we’ve explored the impacts social media can have. That’s a bad sign for candidates in 2016.

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Candidate Experience: A Crash Course for Modern Recruiters

Jibe

Candidate experience refers to how job seekers perceive and react to employers’ sourcing, recruiting, interviewing, hiring, and onboarding processes. It has proven to be directly tied to recruiting performance , making it one of the most highly regarded talent acquisition topics today. How to Measure Candidate Experience.

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The Age of Always-Looking Candidate and the Role of Social

Jibe

Facebook: This is where recruiters can get a bit more chatty and informal, posting photos from office parties or team-building exercises. Your career site is your greatest recruiting asset, start treating it that way! A winner will be chosen on May 11, 2016. Peak usage on Facebook ranges from 6 to 8a.m. and 1 to 4p.m.