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Bad Influence: Why Industry Lists Should Kick the Bucket.

Recruiting Daily

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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Bullhorn Hosts RecruitingDaily’s #HRTX Boston 2018 Conference

Recruiting Blogs

WHY: RecruitingDaily’s #HRTX Boston 2018 conference brings together the top staffing and recruiting professionals in the greater Boston area to discuss emerging industry trends and technology innovations. The event will kick off with a high-level overview of trends impacting the recruiting industry. About Bullhorn.

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6 Fascinating Recruitment News Stories You Must Read this Week – 24th October 2016

Social Talent

Waders continued: “In May 2016, our recruiting team introduced a modified Rooney Rule with the goal of having a diverse candidate slate for every role we are hiring for. “This is a success that I look forward to towards the end of my career — having the entire industry reflect the population around us.

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How Your Social Accounts Can Impact Your Candidacy

AkkenCloud

Your social media accounts will be under scrutiny when you hit the job market and, according to the survey, the top industries for social media snooping are: IT: 76 percent of employers admit to looking at the social media profiles of job candidates. Pro Tip : Lisa Green of College Recruiter reminds you not to forget about your old accounts.

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How Your Social Accounts Can Impact Your Candidacy

AkkenCloud

Your social media accounts will be under scrutiny when you hit the job market and, according to the survey, the top industries for social media snooping are: IT: 76 percent of employers admit to looking at the social media profiles of job candidates. Pro Tip : Lisa Green of College Recruiter reminds you not to forget about your old accounts.

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Building A Case for Building A National Recruiting Association

Recruiting Daily

Several recent posts by Derek Zeller , Steve Levy and Chris Hoyt (and especially the comments directly following those posts) contributed to my writing this column, but I wanted to weigh in on what appears to be a growing dialogue in our industry. The discussion starts with defining what recruiting really entails.

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School of Hard Knocks: Why Experience Matters More Than Education in Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

It’s not that I’m ashamed that I didn’t go to college, but in today’s world, that seems to be a somewhat damning indictment of who you are, what you’ve done and what you’re capable of. Hell, even in the recruiting industry where I work, not having a degree is often a non-starter.