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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Asking employees for referrals is a great way to find candidates who can be vouched for by your most trusted associates, and who will presumably work well with them and fit into the broader company culture. Facebook is more popular than social media competitor Twitter, and has more users than the more traditional networking platform LinkedIn.

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5 Important Lessons Learned at Social Recruiting Days 2018

SmartRecruiters

asked Anna Ott and Robindro Ullah as they welcomed audiences to the main stage of the Ellington Hotel in Berlin for the final day of Social Recruiting Days 2018. For those who were unable to attend the conference, here are five of our biggest takeaways from Social Recruiting Days 2018.

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5 Mistakes Recruiters Make (And How to Avoid Them)

RecruitmentJuice

Clearly define the specific qualities the recruiter is looking for in a candidate and try to avoid using generic statements. Say something about the company culture, what the candidate will be working towards and the impact their work will have. Mistake 5: Not knowing the sector you’re recruiting for.

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7 Things Your Candidates Expect To Find On Social Media

Jibe

As we mentioned over the past few weeks, going through a candidate persona exercise can help you figure out just where your candidates spend time online. If job seekers are unable to find your company on social media, it could turn them away from applying. This leads us to the next thing job seekers expect to find…. 4) Company Content.

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13 Recruiting Trends That Defined 2022

CareerArc

“Therefore, the past year saw many businesses leverage the power of their current team members’ social media, requesting that they post job openings, articles, photos, and videos related to their work, to help promote a positive culture and attract quality candidates. “In Related : What is social recruiting?

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Interviewing Tips Not Enough? Here’s How to Guide Candidates Into Careers

Spark Hire

Chances are you won’t find an exact match to this ideal candidate persona, but this is a great exercise to force your client to hone in on the most important traits and aspects of applicants. Workplace by Facebook is another great app for staying connected with clients. They can reach out and engage with them on social media.

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BUMPER EDITION: 11 Recruitment News Stories to Kick-Off the New Month – 1st February 2016

Social Talent

This is because, when faced with similar applicant pools, managers who exercise more discretion (as measured by their likelihood of overruling job test recommendations) systematically end up with worse hires.”. Managers exercise discretion because they are biased or have poor judgement, not because they are better informed.”.