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Four Recruitment Trends To Watch Out For This Coming Year

Jobvite

If you’ve been following my series of recruiting articles here on Jobvite, then you’re hopefully approaching the next 12 months with a renewed optimism about the results you’ll be able to generate from social media. But what else does the recruitment industry have in store for us over the coming year?

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Four Recruitment Trends To Watch Out For This Coming Year

Jobvite

If you’ve been following my series of recruiting articles here on Jobvite, then you’re hopefully approaching the next 12 months with a renewed optimism about the results you’ll be able to generate from social media. But what else does the recruitment industry have in store for us over the coming year?

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13 Recruiting Trends That Defined 2022

CareerArc

2022 may have been a crazy year for recruiting— the Great Resignation finally seeming to dwindle down, big tech initiating mass layoffs —but it was also a year in which many companies embraced new recruiting trends to stay competitive in an ever-dynamic recruiting space. Adding salary to job postings.

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Oldie but Goodie: The Time for Talent Analytics in Recruitment is NOW

Symphony Talent

And while I could write more about this, I think it’s a better use of our time to point to Josh Bersin’s great article before we begin, “Big Data in Human Resources, Talent Analytics Come to Age”. This article will focus on where Talent Analytics fits in your recruiting strategy and some insights into what you should be looking for.

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What Brandon Hall Group’s new report tells us about high-performance Recruitment Marketing

Symphony Talent

The report is packed with best practices that modern recruiting organizations can learn from. Here’s a snapshot along with my key takeaways: Content Marketing – If you just promote jobs, candidates may lose interest. Define and articulate your unique EVP and show the kind of work that will impact a candidate’s career.