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3 Takeaways from the 2021 CareerArc Future of Recruitment Study

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Takeaway #2: Social media is growing as a top source for employer brand content. According to the survey, 86% of job seekers use social media in their job search, with 61% of them saying they increased their social media usage in 2020. Takeaway #3: Social recruiting technology offers employers a competitive edge.

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5 Ways to Tackle High Staff Turnover in Retail Recruiting

Avature

We all know that staff turnover is one of the biggest pain points in the context of retail recruiting. The right technology can have a powerful impact for Store Managers faced with hiring challenges, as we discussed in a previous blog. As a result, this type of program can really bolster your retail recruiting strategy.

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Building Your Online Recruiting Presence

NPA Worldwide

Staying competitive requires companies to ramp up their online presence, from the retailer’s website to it’s social media platforms. This is not only true for retailers, but for recruiters too. Just like you research clients and candidates, they will be scouting out your online recruiting presence, as well.

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The Problem with Recruitment and Social Media

Prominence

Defining Social Recruiting. Social Recruiting (Digital Recruiting, ERecruiting, Online Recruiting, Recruitment Marketing, Purple Squirrel Hunting et al.) There are three core elements that fall under the term social recruiting: Active Sourcing – finding and approaching candidates (or clients).

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4 Ideas That’ll Boost Your Recruiting Effectiveness on Facebook

Jobvite

Welcome to the third post in our three part series on excelling at social recruiting through more effective use of LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. In the first post we looked at 10 Ways to Use LinkedIn to attract, source, and approach your ideal target candidates. In retail this is a proven tactic for boosting results.

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Why Social Recruiting Is Everyone’s Job.

Recruiting Daily

If you’re like most employers, you’ve probably already set up some sort of social media presence dedicated to careers and hiring. ” With more or less every employer on social media, however, standing out from the crowd – and connecting with (or converting) top talent is more challenging than ever before. .”

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The Real Talent Gap: Transparency, Authenticity and Recruiter Credibility.

Recruiting Daily

We can talk about engagement all day, but if no candidate really wants to engage with you, you’d be better off posting and praying for a miracle than spending more time on money on social recruiting or pipeline building.