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Anti-Social Recruiting: Why Sourcing Best Practices Are BS

Recruiting Daily

Of course, this was in 2005, and the explosion of publicly available personal information that’s so ubiquitous today was, at the time, still in its infancy. Back in the Day: The Original Social Sourcing. Assuming, of course, that they’re dialing the right number and willing to take a few minutes to listen to your pitch.

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Social Recruiting and the Metrics that Count

Breezy HR

With social media becoming more and more a channel for recruiting success, it is time to make sure that social recruiting is attributing to actual candidates. There are standard metrics for determining the return on investment for recruiting. I’m not going to lie; social media can be a major time-suck.

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Social Media and Job Hunting – 3 Tips for Success

ExactHire Recruiting

It’s important to be judicious in how you use social platforms, while also understanding how potential employers may use them to recruit or screen applicants. This is essential to improving–not hurting–your odds of getting the job with the help of social media.

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Healthcare Recruiting Tips to Help You Build a Stellar Team

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Use your social media presence Though it took some time, the healthcare field has joined the rest of the business world on popular social media platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn and Instagram. To execute social recruiting effectively , it’s a must to understand your audience, both in terms of your followers and the platform in general.

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SocialTalent Author Spotlight: Glen Cathey

Social Talent

I was given a paper with names and phone numbers and told to call and screen them. We didn’t use the Internet to find candidates – our sole source was our internal Lotus Notes database and of course referrals. LinkedIn , of course! I simply sat at any desk that was open because that employee was out for the day.

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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

Recruiters would then manually manage, sort, store those CVs in their physical database. After completing the screening process, recruiters would contact each of the possible new hires via telephone and set up interviews with them. Both job seekers and recruiters needed to flow through the process with physical documents.

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Top Sourcing Tools: The Ultimate Collection

Beamery

What’s the one thing that every recruiter wishes they could have more of? These talent communities and marketplaces aim to take a lot of the assessment and screening responsibilities off your team’s shoulders and just provide high quality talent for you to browse. You can get your hands on our new email course here.