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9 social recruiting tips to boost your 2022 recruiting

CareerArc

By now, you probably know that social media can and should play a vital part in your employee recruitment and retention strategies. And with the new year here, it’s time to explore some new ways to use social media for talent acquisition. Here’s what they said: Turn your employees into brand advocates.

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6 Must-try Talent Acquisition Strategies for 2022

CareerArc

But 2021 had other plans: the rise of COVID variants and the Great Resignation prompted companies to pivot their hiring plans, beef up their benefits packages, and retune their talent acquisition strategies again and again. Recruiting spend has gone up. Two words: social proof. No, you’re not crazy.

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How to Decide Your Social Media Channels for Recruiting

Rally Recruitment Marketing

With social media becoming a bigger and bigger part of Recruitment Marketing strategy, talent acquisition teams are devoting more time and resources into building a social recruiting presence to attract talent by showcasing their company culture and career opportunities.

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Hiring laid-off employees: 8 tactics for 2022 and beyond

CareerArc

However, one source of light we’ve seen during these tough times is the energy and effort in the talent acquisition community as they work together to help place recently laid off candidates in new roles. An example of a social media post targeted for laid off talent. Build a social recruiting presence that’s always on.

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Using a social media automation tool for recruiting: 10 companies share ROI

CareerArc

Social recruiting needs to be an integral part of your talent acquisition strategy , especially now. But for social recruiting to be done right, it needs to be done at scale —with enough variety, frequency, and reach to effectively break through the noise and reach the candidates you’re looking for.

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Employee advocacy, social media, and the American jobseeker: 25 must-know stats

CareerArc

Black and Hispanic Americans with work experience are more likely than their White counterparts to say they’ve used social media to apply to job opportunities (42% and 39% vs 21%), connected with recruiters and employees at prospective employers (42% and 35% vs 21%), and reached out to peers for job leads (42% and 37% vs 21%).

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How to get buy-in for social recruiting: 9 tactics

CareerArc

So you’ve done your research into social recruiting. But now comes the tricky bit: you have to get leadership to buy into social recruiting. Which begs the question—how do you get buy-in on social recruiting? Nine tactics on how to get buy in from leadership on social recruiting.