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Entering the Future of Recruitment

Manatal

In the early 90s, open jobs would mainly be advertised on bulletin boards, newspapers, or magazines. Recruiters would then manually manage, sort, store those CVs in their physical database. After completing the screening process, recruiters would contact each of the possible new hires via telephone and set up interviews with them.

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8 Intriguing Recruitment News Items this Week – 11th January 2016

Social Talent

Following on from last week’s announcement that Twitter had hired former Apple VP of Diversity and Inclusion, Jeff Siminoff, to join their team, another social media giant has just announced a similar hire of their own. The brand’s social media team responded publicly with this: ‘Oh no, that doesn’t sound right.

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8 Exciting Recruitment News Stories this Week – 8th February 2016

Social Talent

Even more interesting, is the fact that in a profile of the instant messaging service released by WIRED Magazine two weeks ago, WhatsApp was said to have 990 million users. Reviewing resumes, doing manual phone screens, and unstructured interviews are not only costly – they’re not very predictive. Pretty sweet huh?

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How to: Use SnapChat for Recruitment

Social Talent

What this last year has taught us is that SnapChat’s primary niche as a recruitment tool now falls firmly into the employer branding category. This is the last and most critical stage in the social recruiting process. Include it on your end title screen on your YouTube channel. But how and why? Onboarding.

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The Importance Of Social Media For HR

Jobcast

In a world consumed by social media, where much of our lives are spent online, human resources departments need to ensure that they make the most of social media for a variety of duties that they need to fulfil. Social media provides HR with a modern way to vet potential candidates. Talent acquisition.

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Why Your HR Lady Hates Social Media.

Recruiting Daily

Employment attorneys, knowing their audience all too well, took to the road and began spreading an apocalyptic message that, for HR, the end was nigh, presenting sessions with sensational titles like, “The Dangers of Social Media: What You Need to Know NOW!” So much for “ social recruiting ,” hey?

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The Evolution of the Job Posting

Recruiting Blogs

But then the internet became the primary communication tool replacing newspapers, magazines, telephone and mail, and with it came the job board. And technology advanced faster than the recruiting industry again by making computers mobile and reducing screen size to 2.5x4 inches. Anyone need employees for hazardous journey? .