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35 need-to-know social media recruiting statistics in 2022

CareerArc

The majority of the stats below are from our 2021 Future of Recruiting Study. 82% of job seekers consider employer brand and reputation before applying for a job. Top 3 sites employees go to to review employer brand and reputation: Facebook (50%), review sites (Glassdoor, etc.) (45%), Read the full study here.

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What do you want to learn at #Strive19?

Yello

What do you want to learn at #Strive19? Tell us: what subjects, topics and learnings do you want to discuss at the conference? What recruitment marketing topics most interest you? Employer brand. Social recruiting. Text recruiting. Employee referrals. Recruitment events/career fairs.

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All the social media recruitment questions you were too afraid to ask

CareerArc

Does social media recruiting work better for certain types of jobs or industries than others? How difficult is social media recruitment? How do you get better at social recruiting? When it comes to social media recruitment, what’s more important: quality or quality? We don’t get social media.

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50 most game-changing influencers in recruitment [also for IT recruiters]

Devskiller

Generalists in recruiting. Head of Talent at Lyst. Why you should follow him: Matt have a vast experience in recruiting in various areas: software development, trading, financial services and sales. Director Talent Acquisition Marketing, Employer Brand at CA Technologies. founding partner at WorkXO.

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

He hosts HR Happy Hour, a biweekly Internet radio show discussing the latest issues and trends affecting human resources, and blogs about HR technology at Steveboese.squarespace.com. Mike had spent the previous 15 years working in HR and Recruitment for major blue chip companies including IBM, Motorola and Nokia.