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35 need-to-know social media recruiting statistics in 2022

CareerArc

The majority of the stats below are from our 2021 Future of Recruiting Study. Read the full study here. 82% of job seekers consider employer brand and reputation before applying for a job. Top 3 sites employees go to to review employer brand and reputation: Facebook (50%), review sites (Glassdoor, etc.) (45%),

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Diversity Recruiting: Importance, Strategies, and Tools

Recruiter Flow

Diversity recruiting is more than just a compliance requirement—it’s a strategic business move. About 70% of organizations from a survey have expressed some serious diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) aspirations, but less than half of them have the infrastructure to exercise them. What is diversity recruiting?

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

CareerArc

The most effective social media recruiting strategy will include a variety of posts that have the potential to influence a candidate’s decision-making, from employee spotlights to diversity and inclusion initiatives to workplace culture, and everything in between. But the value of social media recruiting doesn’t stop there.

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Why Your Next New Hire May Be a Former Colleague — and 3 Tips to Successfully Recruit Boomerangs

Linkedin Talent Blog

They can boost diversity and inclusion. The end of an experience is what people most remember, so investing in your “end” is key to a strong employer brand. Companies with formal alumni programs have 16% higher employer ratings , according to one study. Boomerangs can make your workplace more inclusive too.

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

His sale of Recruiting.com to Jobster was one of the most-studied and talked about purchases in the recruiting industry. Over the course of his career, Jason Davis has purchased and sold some of the most keyword rich domain names in the jobs and recruiting world. Nick also has his own blog called WhatEverYouThink.com.