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5 Tips on Writing Great Job Descriptions

Glassdoor for Employers

If your organization has open positions, your job descriptions (and job titles) need to be on point, easy to digest and sell not only your open positions but your organization and employer brand, too. Winning job descriptions should take each into consideration. Get real with the job title.

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5 Social Recruiting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Glassdoor for Employers

Social media has had a massive impact on almost every aspect of business — and recruiting is no exception. Today’s candidates use social media to find their future employers, and as a result, recruiters have embraced platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook as valuable recruiting channels.

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A NEW PERSPECTIVE FROM THE EMPLOYER BRANDING STRATEGIES CONFERENCE #EBRANDCON

exaqueo

When I landed in San Diego for the Employer Branding Strategies Conference , I wasn’t sure what I was going to walk into. So, whether you’re considering attending #EBrandCon 2019 or researching employer branding conferences in general, I hope you find my perspective on the event beneficial and insightful.

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Digital Marketing for Recruiters: Take a Look at These 5 Innovative Ideas

Recruit CRM

These recruitment marketing strategies encompass the use of different forms of social media, blogging, search engine optimisation (SEO), email marketing , and more, all of which integrate with recruiters' skills. Be visible : Make sure that your social media profiles are updated regularly with relevant content.

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Ripple Effect of Economic Trends on Recruitment Strategies

Recruiting Daily

According to Michael Maximoff, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Belkins, a B2B lead generation agency, the major problem for recruitment is that businesses tend to be more cautious about their spending. Consider leveraging online job boards, social media platforms, and industry-specific websites for targeted candidate searches.

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Walk a Mile in the Candidate’s Shoes: Know How Jobseekers Find Your Company

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Fortunately, Clutch—a B2B ratings and reviews firm—has started this process for you! Clutch’s latest report, How Do People Find Jobs? highlights which resources jobseekers rely on when seeking out new employment and provides insights into emerging resources, such as social media, in the recruiting process.

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Supercharge and Simplify Candidate Management with Technology

Manatal

million in revenue from applicants who turned down job offers with the company. The company calculated that this figure was almost as much as it spent on hiring that year, which was a wake-up call to focus on employer branding and the candidate experience during hiring. Feature 1: Easy-to-use hiring pipeline.