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The Social Recruiting Round-Up: June 2015

Social Talent

Today, Hiroto has his lasso out once again because we’re bringing together all of that knowledge into one blog post package – the Social Recruiting Round-Up for June 2015. The new LinkedIn Group member messaging guidelines are as follows: You can now only send a total 15 free 1:1 group messages to fellow group members each month.

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BUMPER EDITION: 10 Unmissable Recruitment News Stories this Week – 12th October 2015

Social Talent

Instagram Now a “Go To” Tool for Recruiters. Instagram may slowly be becoming the go-to place for recruiters looking to hire millennials, according to hiring experts. When Jobvite recently interviewed 500 UK recruitment and HR professionals, 6% said that they planned on using Instagram in the future to attract new talent.

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7 Juicy Recruitment News Stories to Sink Your Teeth Into – 16th May 2016

Social Talent

Then you specify what you’re looking for in your career move by selecting two of the four most important factors, which UpScored defines as compensation and benefits, career progression, work/life balance and strong mentorship. The last step is to select at least two industries in which you’re interested. UpScored Logo.

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Recruiting strategies: a comprehensive guide for small business

Workable

Resumes are shared in different ways, feedback on candidates gets misplaced and the questions that get asked at interviews are sometimes made up on the fly. Far too many of us are hiring with borrowed tools, no recruiting strategies and the nagging feeling that we’re losing time that would be better spent on our main job. Tweet this.

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Revolutionary, Volume 1: Confessions of A Startup Advisory Board Member.

Recruiting Daily

Every company seems to use them differently; the compensation is exclusively in the form of equity that has less cash value than most coupons they hand out at baseball stadiums. I’m bad with brand guidelines for companies that have someone whose entire job is enforcing them. Video interviewing is a good example.