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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Sourcing candidates through Facebook is a way to exploit a relatively underutilized channel, since a larger percentage of employers use LinkedIn as a recruiting tool, despite the website only having roughly a quarter of Facebook’s nearly two billion users. Job boards and niche sites.

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5 Important Lessons Learned at Social Recruiting Days 2018

SmartRecruiters

asked Anna Ott and Robindro Ullah as they welcomed audiences to the main stage of the Ellington Hotel in Berlin for the final day of Social Recruiting Days 2018. For those who were unable to attend the conference, here are five of our biggest takeaways from Social Recruiting Days 2018.

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5 Mistakes Recruiters Make (And How to Avoid Them)

RecruitmentJuice

‘If you fail to plan, you plan to fail’ as the saying goes, and it’s no less relevant in recruitment. How to avoid: Dedicate time to reflect on your work and your placements, even if it’s just once a quarter (this might be something you could do as a staff team exercise). Mistake 5: Not knowing the sector you’re recruiting for.

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7 Things Your Candidates Expect To Find On Social Media

Jibe

As we mentioned over the past few weeks, going through a candidate persona exercise can help you figure out just where your candidates spend time online. If job seekers are unable to find your company on social media, it could turn them away from applying. This leads us to the next thing job seekers expect to find….

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What To Do If Your Social Media Content Is Not Being Read

Sirona Consulting

This is something I regularly see when initially reviewing social media activities of new clients I start working with. They are doing the correct things like writing content on their blog and they post content on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, but they wonder why no-one is engaging with them or sharing their posts.

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Candidate Experience: A Crash Course for Modern Recruiters

Jibe

It is a powerful recruitment marketing tool that refers to the process of developing a fictional representation of your ideal candidate or set of candidates. The end result is usually a document that can be shared within recruiting teams and used to develop messaging. search engines (Google, Bing, Yahoo!),

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13 Recruiting Trends That Defined 2022

CareerArc

One of the most important trends I have noticed is the increased use of social media in recruiting,” shares Matthew Ramirez , CEO of Rephrasely. Recruiters and hiring managers are using LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook to reach out to potential candidates and advertise job openings. Related : What is social recruiting?