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Building a Strong Employer Brand Through Social Recruiting

Contract Recruiter

With the rise of social media, companies have a unique opportunity to showcase their company culture and engage potential candidates in an authentic, interactive way. It encompasses various aspects, such as the company’s values, culture, work environment, and employee benefits.

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9 social recruiting tips to boost your 2022 recruiting

CareerArc

By now, you probably know that social media can and should play a vital part in your employee recruitment and retention strategies. And with the new year here, it’s time to explore some new ways to use social media for talent acquisition. Check out this post on top 100 LinkedIn groups for recruiting.

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4 dos and don’ts of using social media to boost employee retention

CareerArc

While resignation is definitely unavoidable, there are steps you can take to boost employee retention. One resource that often gets overlooked in boosting employee retention is social media. Social media is commonly thought of as a tool to build brand awareness among those not yet part of your brand.

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5 tips to boost your 2022 seasonal hiring

CareerArc

Talk about your benefits, your company culture, your work environment, your flexible work schedule, your hourly rates— whatever you offer that you think candidates might be interested in , talk about it. Embrace employee advocacy & social recruiting. Further reading : 35 need-to-know social media recruiting stats in 2022.

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Social Recruiting Strategy: from Good to Great

Beamery

And yet, only 45% of Fortune 500 companies include a link to social media on their careers page. We’ve thought through how to build a social recruiting strategy that goes beyond “good” or “average”, and came to the conclusion that it hinges on good planning and better execution. There is clearly an opportunity here.

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Quiet quitting: The HR guide

CareerArc

Instead, quiet quitting simply refers to an overall trend of employees becoming less engaged with their work. One of the reasons given , then, for reduced employee retention is because management isn’t doing enough to make their employees feel appreciated. Use social recruiting to find employees excited about your brand.

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How Hootsuite Hires: A Social Recruiting Success Story

Recruiting Daily

Recruiting Daily: Tell us a little bit about your social recruiting journey. Any advice for recruiters just starting to think about this stuff? Ambrosia Humphrey, VP of Talent – Hootsuite: Early on, we adopted the philosophy that everyone is a recruiter, and everyone is responsible for bringing in talent.