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How to build a social media recruitment strategy: An FAQ guide

Workable

Social media sourcing involves using social networks to identify, attract, engage and hire potential candidates. Recruiters use social media sourcing to build talent pipelines for future roles and engage passive candidates who haven’t applied for current openings. Social media sourcing: Tools, training and process.

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Small Business Hiring Tips and Trends to Be Aware Of

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

With freelancers and contractors, you aren’t committing to paying a full-time salary and typically won’t have to pay for benefits or match retirement savings contributions. AI can also be used to craft compelling candidate messaging and even assist with your social media strategy.

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The Great Boomerang

Recruiting Daily Advisor

According to a Monster poll, 4 in 10 workers indicated they left a job in the past year, and the majority of workers would consider returning to work for a previous employer. Their top reasons include additional financial compensation, benefits and work perks, and an improvement in work culture. What keeps them working there happily?

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Millennial Recruiters Are Leading the Way in Next-Gen Hiring

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In a new Monster.com survey, recruiters blame the growing skills gap and résumé exaggeration as to why they are having trouble filling the void. These were among the insights gleaned from the recent online global survey of more than 1,700 recruiters conducted by Monster, a job search website.

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The Importance of an Employer Branding Strategy

Hireserve

Whether you are actively thinking about your brand or not, it plays a significant role in talent acquisition, with surveys showing that 86% of workers are less likely to apply for – or continue working at – a company with a bad reputation. Sharing employee success stories, testimonials, or pictures of your workers on social media channels .

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New research: Older candidates & the recruitment process

Hireserve

Teach people some new skills.” – Survey respondent. Pre-application: Research, social media and contacting an employer. Takeaway: Don’t hide compelling inform about your company culture, benefits or social value on your careers pages. It’s time to hear from the candidates themselves. Give people a chance.

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New research: Gender and the recruitment process

Hireserve

From attitudes towards interviews to perks and benefits, what did we discover? 45% of all respondents said they would look at an organisation’s social media channels before applying for a job with them. Most of our survey respondents still preferred face-to-face interviews compared to online. Staff perks and benefits.

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