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Writing job descriptions for hiring millennials

Workable

Start with your job titles and descriptions. As companies compete to hire the strongest and most qualified workers in the 18-35 age bracket, it’s crucial to make sure that your job descriptions appeal to their wants and needs. Job Descriptions: Relevant and Appealing.

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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. In fact, LinkedIn’s 2015 U.S.

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8 Recruiting Secrets for Attracting and Finding Seasonal Temp Workers

MightyRecruiter

The last thing you have time to do is juggle multiple job board postings, prescreening systems, candidate tracking and messaging, social media posting, and your career website. With numerous clients and piles of jobs to fill, what you really need is a one-stop shop for all of your recruiting needs.

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10 Best Practices for Recruiting Interns (+ideas)

Hundred5

Traditional methods include job boards, social media, employee referrals, and campus recruitment events. Starting with understanding the ideal candidate profile , tips on leveraging social media strategically, how to assess, advantages of adding structure, proper onboarding, and more.

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20 Creative Sourcing Strategies for Attracting Passive Candidates

Hundred5

We have job boards for getting candidates. Answer: While job boards can be great way for getting candidates, the hard truth is that they tend to be very expensive, the overall quality of candidates coming through job boards tends to be low, and - perhaps the most imporant fact - 85% of the workforce doesn’t scan job boards.

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How to Hire New Graduates: 5 Recruitment Marketing Optimizations That Work

Recruitics

The Job Description and Apply Process. As with any job you might advertise online, you’ll want to put yourself in your ideal candidate’s shoes. In this case, the majority of your target audience will be Millennials, so it’s important to consider current research on these job seekers before you build your job advertisements.

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The 5 Key Job Application Metrics You Need to Know

Yello

Here are the five job application metrics every recruiter needs to know to help improve the candidate experience. A flood of job applications isn’t always a good thing; it can mean your job descriptions attract unqualified candidates. Is it through a job board, social media or organic search?