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How to Create an Effective College Recruitment Strategy

Contract Recruiter

How can a company that has traditionally made good use of college recruiting or wants to invest more heavily in it navigate these waters to create a booming university recruitment strategy? Many employers attend job fairs and top-tier schools and wonder why they don’t seem to recruit very many talented graduates.

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How College Recruiting Can Fuel Diversity Hiring

Entelo

In reality, it’s a challenge many companies face, especially when hiring teams often find themselves going after the same handful of experienced people trying to improve their diversity. There’s nothing wrong with hiring experienced individuals from diverse backgrounds, in fact, it’s commendable. Here’s how to get started.

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College Dropout: Why We Need To Rethink College Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

A 2015 College Board survey, in fact, revealed about 3 in 4 fully employed recent college graduates report that job security and stability were among their most significant drivers when looking for a job. All Falls Down: The College Recruiting Disconnect. School Spirit: Why College Recruiting Is Broken.

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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

Achievers - Recruiting

At its core, an employee value proposition (EVP) is the unique set of benefits and opportunities that a company offers employees in return for their skills and discretionary effort. It’s an expression of the culture, values, and overall corporate direction of a company. It’s most often used for recruiting and marketing efforts.

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Why Your Talent Strategy Should Include Campus Recruiting

SmartRecruiters

University or campus recruiting refers to the strategies for sourcing, connecting with and hiring college students and recent graduates for internships and entry-level positions. While campus recruiting is most common with larger companies with significant talent needs, it can benefit firms of any size.

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5 Tips for Filling Hard-to-Fill Positions

Glassdoor for Employers

Encourage all your employees, especially recruiters and hiring managers, to use social media to find candidates. Offer trainings for employees to teach them how to build their online networks and how they can help you recruit candidates. But remember to include company perks, benefits (e.g., Focus on college recruiting.

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College Students Seek to Work with Industry Leaders

Yello

The 2017 Yello Collegiate Study: Undergraduate Expectations surveyed more than 1,700 college students and found the number one reason college students choose to work in a particular city is because it is an industry hub. Highlight the city’s lifestyle benefits. Promote a diverse company culture.