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

CareerArc

73% of job seekers between the ages of 18 and 34 years old found their last job through a social media platform. 86% percent of job seekers use social media in their job search. Job board usage (by job seekers) has declined 13% since 2020. 39% share employer brand content beyond job posts.

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Social Recruiting Best Practices

NPA Worldwide

Nearly half of all professionals (49%) are following companies on social media with the intent to stay aware of their jobs. 62% of job seekers use social media channels to evaluate employer brand of a company. BUT, social recruiting doesn’t simply mean creating a profile and blasting out job orders.

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What is the Difference Between Recruitment and Talent Acquisition?

Hireserve

Recruiters primarily source candidates through job postings, referrals, recruitment agencies, and online platforms, like job boards or social media. This includes leveraging social media, employee referrals, networking events, and employer branding initiatives.

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How to Create a Recruitment Strategy Plan for 2024

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

You may also define recruitment goals to enhance your overall recruiting capabilities, like strengthening your employer brand or improving diversity and inclusion. Your recruiting budget should cover every activity involved in sourcing, assessing, hiring, and onboarding candidates.

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How to write a recruitment policy

Workable

The employer brand you are aiming to build (for example, offering training programs to promote a culture of learning.). For example, recruiters post job ads and conduct screening calls , while hiring managers conduct second-round and final-round interviews. How much flexibility do recruiters and hiring managers have?

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

CareerArc

We’ll get into just why social media recruitment is so effective in the next question, but first, here are the kind of results you can expect from it: A more powerful, more versatile, and more attractive employer brand shared with the entire world. A wider and more consistent funnel of candidates to your jobs. Absolutely.

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New LinkedIn Report Reveals the Latest Job Seeking Trends

Linkedin Talent Blog

And the results are in: almost everyone is open to hearing about a new job opportunity. The top roadblock for people trying to change jobs is one that companies can overcome with a solid employer branding strategy. Invest in the channels where candidates successfully find and land new jobs.