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Dialed In: Mobile Recruiting and The Candidate Experience.

Recruiting Daily

People use mobile for convenience, but for some reason, even in 2015, it’s often still a big pain in the ass, particularly since a surprising amount of sites seem to think “responsive design” means creating such a poor user experience that you can’t help but respond by being pretty pissed off and frustrated.

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50 most game-changing influencers in recruitment [also for IT recruiters]

Devskiller

This way you don’t have to “reinvent the wheel” Use their advise, combine them all together and develop your perfect process of recruiting. Why you should follow him: Matt have a vast experience in recruiting in various areas: software development, trading, financial services and sales. Expert in: sourcing.

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12 Recruitment Conferences You MUST VISIT in Summer/Autumn 2016

Social Talent

Social Recruiting Summit. The folks at the Social Recruiting Summit 2016 have billed it as a “hands on, interactive event”, so be prepared to get your hands dirty and muck in! Hands-on workshops for auditing your current social presence as well as your competitions. and can be purchase here.

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What Is Inbound Recruiting? Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Jibe

Source: HubSpot’s Inbound Marketing Vs. Inbound Recruiting Models. Recruiting teams are starting to consider things like their career site, social media, and Google to be some of their greatest assets. Source: Jibe’s New Candidate Journey eBook.

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Oldie but Goodie: The Time for Talent Analytics in Recruitment is NOW

Symphony Talent

Doing a little social recruiting. Go to Career Fairs and recruit on Campus. Are experimenting with mobile recruiting. Have your sourcing team proactively finding candidates with specific skill-sets. Something that cannot happen when combining metrics from multiple point solutions.