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College Recruiting: How to Zoom in on Generation Z

SmartRecruiters

I was happy so many attended our recent webinar, “10 Tips to Get Campus Recruiting Right.” That’s because as I continue to work with our clients on improving college recruiting, I see plenty of practices that need to change to better engage with today’s students. Put yourself in the Gen Z zone.

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Don’t Wait – Next Year’s Graduates Are This Year’s Talent Pool

Spark Hire

Some recruiters think this merits a break in college recruitment. This will allow them to get creative in how they present themselves. Dial in on social media. In the Randstad survey, 41 percent of respondents said they’d like for companies to take better advantage of social media.

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WINNING THE INTERNSHIP WARS: KEY COMPONENTS OF A SUCCESSFUL INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

Nas Recruitment

The competition for interns is fierce, and today’s college graduates are a new breed. As Millennials (the youngest being 25) and Gen Z (the oldest being 23) make their way into the workforce, they present unique advantages for employers. Popular examples include Facebook sponsored posts and Google pay-per-click campaigns.

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The Trouble With Recruiting Young People

Recruiting Blogs

The line between academic work, social media activity and work for an employer is finer than a resume can deliver. Facebook was founded in 2004, when the average age of college freshman was 6. The management of social relationship is at least partially expected to be online. It’s a catch-22.

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What Are Some Examples of Recruitment Strategies

ExactHire Recruiting

These days just about all organizations have an online presence and most utilize social media platforms to engage with customers and launch marketing campaigns. Social media is a great tool to proactively source candidates and a good strategy in nurturing a passive applicant pool.

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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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Want to Improve Your Campus Recruiting Process? It’s All About Relationships

TalentCircles

Start incorporating these strategies into your new college recruitment plan and you can look forward to a highly successful campus recruiting season this fall. Get personal – Start getting to know the talent you want to recruit before you even step foot (whether virtually or in-person) at the campus job fair.