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It’s Time to Get Serious about Referral Recruiting – Here’s how!

SmartRecruiters

Yes, inbound and outbound channels yield amazing hires. But referral hires … Have the highest applicant-to-hire conversion rate at 40 percent. Cut the time-to-hire to 29 days from 55. There’s more… Industry giants like Google, Intel, and Accenture do referral recruitment. Go on LinkedIn.

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A Complete Guide to Virtual Recruiting

Recruiters Lineup

Virtual recruitment refers to the process of sourcing and hiring employees through online platforms and methods, rather than in-person interviews and meetings. Advantages of Virtual Recruitment: 1. What are the Challenges in Virtual Recruitment?

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Network Your Way to Your Next Job

Recruiting Blogs

These positions may be filled through employee referrals, recruiters, or direct contact with hiring managers through networking.) Then contact that person and ask about the company, culture, and hiring practices. Even if you’re contacting someone with the power to hire you, don’t ask for a job.

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All the social media recruitment questions you were too afraid to ask

CareerArc

To quote from our Guide to social media recruiting : “Social media recruitment is the art and science of finding, attracting, engaging, and hiring job candidates through social media.” But a fully-developed social media recruiting effort aims to transform your entire social media presence into a strategic source of hire.

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How to Adapt to IT Recruiting Trends in 2016

Recruiting Blogs

“In this market, where engineering supply is severely out of whack with demand, where good people are rarely actively looking for jobs, and where contingency recruiters get at least $25,000 per hire, the biggest problem isn’t filtering through a bunch of engaged job seekers. 4 — Big brands don’t always fit your hiring need.