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Create an employee generated content campaign that gets noticed on social media

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Having a social recruiting strategy (both for your company’s social pages and your own personal channels) is an opportunity to showcase your employer brand, highlight employees and bring attention to your company culture and values. It’s not about promoting jobs but getting the attention of passive talent to your company.

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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. The Role of Social Media in Employer Branding In the digital age, social media has become a powerful tool for employer branding.

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7 ways to tell it’s time to invest in a social recruitment platform

CareerArc

When it comes to automating vs. manually running your social recruiting strategy, there are pros and cons to both sides. There are many companies out there that control every aspect of their social media recruiting strategy in-house. Each social recruiting post takes on average 3-5 minutes to create.

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The Problem with Recruitment and Social Media

Prominence

Defining Social Recruiting. Social Recruiting (Digital Recruiting, ERecruiting, Online Recruiting, Recruitment Marketing, Purple Squirrel Hunting et al.) There are three core elements that fall under the term social recruiting: Active Sourcing – finding and approaching candidates (or clients).

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What You Need To Know About #Social #Recruiting

SmartRecruiters

Recruiters and human resources professionals are increasingly using social media to reach out to candidates, especially on LinkedIn and Twitter. However, with millions of people on social media, one team of recruiters can hardly make a dent when it comes to searching and vetting those potential candidates.

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Social Media and Candidate Assessment: Avoiding the Perils While Reaping the Potential

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In the digital age, the lines between our personal and professional lives often blur, especially on social media platforms. While social media platforms can yield valuable insights into potential candidates and serve as powerful branding tools, they also come with pitfalls that need careful navigation.

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On-Boarding From Afar

The Whiteboard

The usual branded tools of the trade provide great content for LinkedIn too. As long as you have followed the guideline above those shut-in recruiters will be emerging from their chrysalis fully formed recruitment butterflies with a new sense of appreciation for an office, a team, and a culture that they signed up for.