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How to Use Social Media as a Powerful Recruiting Tool

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Social media has proven to be an effective tool for marketers and advertisers to reach consumers. The lessons learned through these campaigns can translate directly to the recruitment process. The challenge is determining which social channels produce the most engagement and which tactics resonate best with relevant job seekers.

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12 Recruitment Marketing Mistakes You Should Avoid

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We already mentioned that top talents get hired quickly, but reports reveal that the average company needs as much as 48 days to fill an open position. 5. Failing to Exploit Social Recruiting. Do you know that nearly 80% of applicants use social media in their job search?

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Your Quick Guide to the Top 7 Recruiting Trends for 2020

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Social Recruiting. A growing majority of employers use and invest in social media to attract and nurture top talent — but dabbling in different platforms isn’t enough. In 2020, put a strategic social recruiting plan in place. Recruiters who aren’t savvy about social will get left behind.

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The Why & How of using Instagram as a Recruiting Tool

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While companies have been using social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to recruit for some time, more recently Instagram has been gaining traction as an effective hiring tool. Establishing your employer branding is a key strategy in recruitment marketing. Stay social.

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Graduating Class of 2016: What HR Needs to Know

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A recent study published by LinkedIn reported that young millennials are on track to surpass four job changes by the time they hit age 32. Social Media is Everything. The use of social media has grown considerably over the last decade, and doesn’t seem to be slowing anytime soon.

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