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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

To better navigate such a broad landscape, it’s helpful to examine the benefits of the most popular recruiting channels, while also considering some of the more non-traditional outlets. Facebook is more popular than social media competitor Twitter, and has more users than the more traditional networking platform LinkedIn.

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Unconventional Goldmine: Tapping into Unrelated Industries to Boost Your Organization’s Talent Pool

Contract Recruiter

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the art of cross-industry recruiting, and how your organization can successfully harness its benefits. This exercise can help you create a comprehensive skills matrix that serves as the foundation for your cross-industry recruiting strategy.

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Top Sourcing Tools for Recruiters in 2024: Free and Premium Options

Hacker Earth

Social media integration: Leverage the vast talent pool on platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and GitHub to connect with potential candidates directly. Boolean Strings: Mastering this search technique unlocks hidden gems on platforms like Google and Twitter. It offers basic search filters and candidate contact information extraction.

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More than 3 in 5 Workers Choose Not to Access Wellness Benefits

CareerBuilder

workers (27 percent) have access to employer sponsored wellness benefits, including onsite workout facilities and gym passes, but 63 percent of this group does not take advantage of them, according to a new CareerBuilder survey. Offering robust wellness benefits can give you a competitive advantage when extending job offers to candidates.

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The benefits of corporate days out for profit and productivity

Recruiting Blogs

Team-building exercises are an easy way to create a company culture that works. Company culture involves the environment, values and goals of a business and its staff. Not to mention create an inhibited company culture with disconnected employees. If your company was a human, it’d be its personality. Productivity.

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Strategies To Support Long-Term Remote Work

McQuiag

Other companies like Twitter and Microsoft have followed suit and the trend isn't restricted just to the mega corporations. Build an online culture: Company culture has been a big question mark these days. Having an active online culture is one way to combat employee isolation and loneliness.

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14 Recruitment Strategies to Attract Best Talent in 2024

Recruiter Flow

Let’s break down the process of building a brand: Start by creating a business account on multiple platforms like LinkedIn and X (previously Twitter). Your “about” and “careers” pages on your website should reflect your culture, work ethics, and unique selling points (USPs). You can focus on more strategic and high-value activities.