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Social Recruiting – How to Attract and Connect With Top Candidates

Spark Hire

One of the best talent acquisition strategies continues to go underutilized — social recruiting. The candidate experience is one of the most important parts of talent acquisition. You want candidates to feel wanted and for them to understand how they fit into the prospective role as well as your culture.

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10 Ways to Make Remote Hiring a Cake Walk!

Recruit CRM

Fortunately, remote hiring allows recruiters to source talent from every corner of the world without worrying about physical barriers. The extensive possibilities of remote hiring have been served on a silver platter since the beginning of the pandemic. Decoding the Remote Hiring Process for Recruiters 1.

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5 Ways to Revolutionize Candidate Experience

Brandon Hall

Candidate experience is a topic that has grown in popularity in recent years. According to the 2014 Brandon Hall Group Social Talent Acquisition Study, only 8% of companies are trying to improve candidate experience with their social recruiting practices. How do we make it a priority?

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Improving Candidate Experience for the Job Seekers You Don’t Interview

Jibe

The transition to Internet-based job-seeking has made the candidate experience feel faceless and nameless. In CareerBuilder’s 2016 study , 45% of candidates say their biggest frustration is employers who don’t respond. Turning Unqualified Candidates Into Assets. Technology makes it easy to automate this.

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4 Social Recruiting Trends To Watch Out For In 2017

Jibe

For most of its existence, social media has been a taboo subject for recruiting. However, over the last couple of years we have seen social recruitment on the rise. As a matter of fact, some companies even require social media experience for their talent acquisition positions. Let’s take a look….

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Social Recruiting Benefits: Why You Won’t See Many Without Culture Change

Jibe

Social recruiting is much easier said than done. Although sites like Twitter and LinkedIn may be far down on the top source of hire list in 2015, companies seem to be more interested in experimenting with social recruiting than ever before. What Does A Social Recruiting Culture Look Like?

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Using a social media automation tool for recruiting: 10 companies share ROI

CareerArc

Social recruiting needs to be an integral part of your talent acquisition strategy , especially now. But for social recruiting to be done right, it needs to be done at scale —with enough variety, frequency, and reach to effectively break through the noise and reach the candidates you’re looking for.