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In the Limelight: Nichole Thorpe

Broadleaf

After graduation, I worked as an executive and administrative assistant in the real estate industry. This led me to my first position as a recruiter in the talent acquisition industry, where I worked for over three and a half years before deciding to find a more administrative-focused role.

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How to Decide Your Social Media Channels for Recruiting

Rally Recruitment Marketing

With social media becoming a bigger and bigger part of Recruitment Marketing strategy, talent acquisition teams are devoting more time and resources into building a social recruiting presence to attract talent by showcasing their company culture and career opportunities.

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How to build your employer brand online and offline

Workable

Use the feedback you receive from Glassdoor or your own candidate experience survey to construct your employer brand. In this employer branding example, the management team at Zillow , an online real estate database company, replies to all their Glassdoor reviews: Screenshot via Glassdoor. Respond to online reviews.

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Care and Empathy in the Future of Work: A New Scenario

Avature

To shed some light (and numbers) on the matter, Aptitude Research conducted a survey that showed: Only nine percent of companies have improved employee trust over the past year. Only 22 percent of companies state that humanity is a critical part of their company culture. – Madeline Laurano, Founder at Aptitude Research.

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Pay Equity Is a Basic Right. Here’s What You Need to Do Next

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Data doesn’t lie, and it will help you and your team transparently make the necessary decisions and pivots based on what you’re seeing—whether it be in employee surveys conducted anonymously with an employee-focused survey vendor or a tool like Syndio that helps employers better implement pay equity.

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LinkedIn’s Head of Recruiting Weighs In on the Top Talent Trends for 2019

Linkedin Talent Blog

We recently asked 5,000 talent acquisition and HR professionals around the world to help us identify the major trends that will shape their work this year. Some 91% of talent professionals we surveyed said soft skills are very important to the future of recruiting and HR, making it the top trend for 2019. “The

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Why Flexible Work Is No Longer Just a Generous Perk

Linkedin Talent Blog

And employers are catching on — of the nearly 5,000 HR professionals we surveyed for the Global Talent Trends Report, 51% said that when it comes to instituting more flexible options, attracting candidates was a top benefit. To receive blog posts like this one straight in your inbox, subscribe to the blog newsletter.