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AI is changing recruitment marketing – your next move

Workable

Recently, we had the opportunity to watch a very insightful interview organized by Hang Lee, the Curator at Recruiting Brainfood, with guests such as Steven Rothberg, the Founder of College Recruiter among others. They discussed how Google’s AI search is transforming recruitment marketing. Let’s find out.

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RecruitCon 2022 Recap: Hiring Doesn’t Work in a Vacuum

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Our event agenda was packed with an amazing lineup of presenters, and the covered topics included sourcing, automation, diversity, college recruitment, strategy, and more. During the preconference sessions, Craig Fisher, Founder of TalentNet Media, took attendees through an extensive training on recruitment marketing.

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How to Recruit On Campus with a Limited Budget

Yello

According to NACE , the average university relations and recruitment budget for organizations in 2016 was $562,642, while some organizations were able to make a dent with campus recruiting for as little as $60,000 per year. Check out our college recruiting budgeting basics article for more tips on creating your own budget.

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Campus Recruiting: How Novo Nordisk Appeals to Early Talent

Avature

Unfortunately, recruiting software has traditionally ignored the logistics of events management, such as tracking costs, sending invitations, and organizing venue information. Even worse, recruitment marketing systems have not been powerful or flexible enough to handle the workload of campus recruiting in one streamlined solution.

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9 Need-to-Know Recruitment News Stories – 21st September 2015

Social Talent

Candidate care is a major factor: 83% of global talent say a negative interview experience can change their mind about a role or a company they once liked. 77% say the interview is extremely or very important in making their final decision to accept or reject an offer. and Canadian job-seekers’ consideration of a job offer.

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Recruiters: Stop Talking And Learn How To Listen.

Recruiting Daily

Carl and I already had a relationship developed as he explored opportunities, which made it easy to present him with this opportunity and overcome his objections about the position and the company. I had done my job as a recruiter, right? The rest was really just details, and rare is the recruiter who sweats those things.

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Be Here Now: Making Candidate Experience Live Forever.

Recruiting Daily

These are the candidates we actually bust our asses for – not the ones who dodge our calls and show up late to interviews. These connections, these relationships, the ones that make recruiting worthwhile, once in awhile, have always been relatively rare. The day came for the final step – Kevin’s in person interview.