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You Asked, We Answered: 7 Questions Recruiters Have About Career Sites

Jibe

Now, career sites are perhaps the most crucial stop on the candidate journey. And those employers that have taken the time to improve theirs are starting to reap the benefits from mobile recruiting, SEO, employer branding, candidate experience, and more. The virtual event was hosted by our SVP of Marketing, Ivan Casanova.

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Raising Expectations of a Recruitment Marketing Agency

Change State Blog

When we set out to launch Change State 18 months ago, we did so after spending more than a decade listening to frustrated clients share what they were missing from their current recruitment marketing agency relationships. The two common questions we heard were: “Who do you recommend as a recruitment marketing agency?

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Beautiful Struggle: Why Social Recruiting Shouldn’t Be Easy.

Recruiting Daily

I mean, the click through rates on hashtags are just terrible – maybe in 2008, back when Chris Brown and Flo Rida were topping the Billboard Top 100, The Dark Knight was dominating the box office and real estate was still as safe a bet as you could make. She was a passive candidate, not looking on job boards for something new.

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Traffic, Transparency & Talent Technology: The Future of Online Recruiting

Recruiting Daily

One has to look no further than only a few years back to see evidence of a trend that, like most history, seems to be repeating itself, as “job boards” rebrand, retool and reinvent their positioning – forgetting that other maxim that those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it. of all external hires.

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Brick of Hashtag: Why Recruiters Need to Kick Their Twitter Habit.

Recruiting Daily

Hell, even Twitter can’t make money on Twitter, but the companies out there doing case studies and extolling their social sourcing strategies and stuff have so much cash they can throw it away for nothing more than the illusion of goodwill and “candidate experience.” Let me guess.

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The Latest Trends in TA Tech, with Jonathan Kestenbaum

Social Talent

Today you have a CRM, you have recruitment marketing platforms, you have matching technologies that integrate. It’s all about how do you engage a candidate prior to them, text messaging is another one, prior to them applying for a job. I would say CRM being one of the new systems that now folks have budgets for.

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