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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Among the most traditional, and often most effective, methods of sourcing candidates is the old-fashioned approach of looking inward. 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.

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5 New Year’s Resolutions for Recruiters

Arya Recruiting Robotics

million Americans on Facebook, 66 million on Twitter, and 122 million on LinkedIn, social media is no longer an area that recruiters can afford to ignore. Recruiting Trends Report indicated that LinkedIn has surpassed online job boards, corporate career websites and referrals as the best place to find quality hires.

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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

One of the digital solution providers like Manatal offers an efficient ATS that is able to help organizations and recruiting agencies save time and money. With the internet, job advertisements can now be published easily and reach more people via online channels such as websites and social media. The Process.

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The Ultimate Guide To Job Posting

Workable

More than half the traffic on Glassdoor, one of the world’s most popular job boards, comes from mobile with the group of 35-44 leading the way. If you know the basics, you can navigate and jump into the topics you want: Choosing the right job title for your open role. How to write a job description. Specialist job boards.

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BUMPER EDITION: 9 Stories the Recruitment Industry is Buzzing About this Week – 24th August 2015

Social Talent

Amazon Launches New Set Of Career Videos Amid Workplace Culture Controversy. The New York Times just realised a very powerful exposé that details their bruising, data-driven workplace culture that chews up white-collar workers. 77% of people working in tourism said that they have left their jobs because of their bosses.

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You’d Better Ask Somebody: Why Employee Referrals (Still) Matter in Hiring.

Recruiting Daily

I don’t blame her for anything other than poor judgement; the fact is, for better or for worse, we live in a feedback culture. ”), referrals can be the most reliable way to determine culture fit and predict quality of hire. Why You Can’t Ignore Employee Referrals.

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9 Need-to-Know Recruitment News Stories – 21st September 2015

Social Talent

62% looked for opportunities on online job boards. 61% checked “social professional networks” (LinkedIn’s generic term for itself). What this means for you: Social media is now officially as important as job boards when it comes to recruiting, so you need both a presence on and a strategy for social talent acquisition.