Social Talent

SEPTEMBER 20, 2015

Patel actually became CEO back in July, but the company has been relatively quiet about it (though I guess the promotion was apparent to anyone who looked at his LinkedIn page ). Companies that have used Hired include Facebook, Twitch and Uber. The service is fully launched in nine cities and in beta testing in another four.

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Recruiting Daily

MARCH 31, 2016

We can sit around and talk until we’re blue in the face (and do) about how important candidate experience is, how ethical we are in our recruiting, how the employer brands we represent are genuinely great corporate citizens and even better companies to work for. Let me tell you where I’m going with all of this.

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Recruiting Daily

JUNE 2, 2015

We’re lambasted by job seekers, internally ridiculed by hiring managers, and seen as a convenient scapegoat for the many frustrations and aggravations inherent to finding or filling a job – a broken process that’s falling apart largely because recruiters are failing to fix what’s broken. How You Can Help.

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Recruiting Daily

JANUARY 5, 2016

If you’re not sure where to start reaching out as a recruiter, check out one of the manifold Facebook or LinkedIn groups out there (be careful, some get a little spammy, since they’re mostly recruiting readers); register for RecruitingBlogs.com or start your own site. Don’t let that go to waste.

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Recruiting Daily

JULY 15, 2015

It should serve as a cautionary tale at best, a warning at worst, but hopefully you come away with the moral of it all, which is that if you think you’re doing social recruiting right, you’d better think again. A lot of people think it’s trolling on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram or Facebook. ” Right.

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Recruiting Daily

MARCH 24, 2015

If you’re one of those recruiters who’s at all in tune with the conversation happening in closed Facebook groups, niche industry forums or consume content and commentary in the weird little world that is the recruiting related blogosphere, you’ve probably noticed a new trend surfacing on social.

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Recruiting Daily

MARCH 4, 2016

Because candidates like you listened to a bunch of link baiting a s, the kind who can’t get a job, and therefore dispense dispensable career advice on sites like Forbes.com, Facebook or the Huffington Post – where, unfortunately, this sort of crap content generates a ton of impressions on the most impressionable of audiences.

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Recruiting Daily

APRIL 26, 2016

Now, mind you, this was way before Facebook and LinkedIn (or even Google, for that matter), but even today, you’ve got to use some third party profile aggregation tool like Prophet or Connectifier simply to see the same information that was all captured on any business card. Hence, a dead resume.

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Linkedin Talent Blog

JULY 10, 2017

The “act differently” principle for recruiting means that to successfully attract your industry’s top talent, you must separate yourself from your talent competitors by offering innovative but effective new recruiting strategies. Employer Branding Innovations. Change your employer brand rapidly using TV ads.

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Recruiting Daily

SEPTEMBER 24, 2015

There was no Facebook or LinkedIn, and social media wasn’t even on our recruiting radar. I remember at the dawn of the internet, when job boards were supposed to burn bright and fade away – they’re still here, and they still work. Back to our story. Derek currently lives in the DC area.

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Recruiting Daily

AUGUST 5, 2015

I’ve been privy to more offline conversations with female recruiters than I care to admit about this, and it seems like from inappropriate e-mails from “candidates” to solicitations for sex via LinkedIn (talk about shitty pick-up lines), this unwarranted harassment is ubiquitous for women on the front line of recruiting.

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