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Should a Social Media Background Check Be a Part of Your Recruitment Process?

Recruiting Daily

Social media has become integral to everyone’s professional and personal lives. Anything an employee says on social media, even their personal account, can reflect poorly on the company. Anything an employee says on social media, even their personal account, can reflect poorly on the company.

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Unique Tools to Boost Your Social Media Sourcing

Pragna Technologies

We live in a connected world and with the advancement of technology in terms of social media it will more connected tomorrow. Social media is a valuable platform for any recruiter that acts as a wide source of information. Over the last few years social media recruiting has taken epic leaps. ContactOut.

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How To Use Social Media To Land Your Dream Job

AkkenCloud

I believe that social media is the most effective tool for building your brand and business. We have Monster, Ladders, Recruiter, ZipRecruiter and other dot coms which provide job listings and automatically deliver your resume electronically. So, do you need to use social media to find a new job?

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What Are the Best Channels for Sourcing Candidates?

JazzHR

Fortunately, the digital age has provided no shortage of channels for sourcing candidates, which include a whole host of competing job sites, as well as an ever-expanding list of social media platforms. Professional networking and social media sites. Job boards and niche sites.

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5 Steps for Advertising a Job Opening with Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn Ads

ReferAGig

Different then posting job openings on a social media account you’ve set up (i.e. mycompanyjobs, or a Facebook page promoting careers at your company), this approach leverages the social media site’s targeting capabilities to put your message in front of the demographic you are trying to reach.

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Monster Aggressively Moves Into Social Media

Staffing Talk

Staffing Talk readers know I don’t have much use for Monster. If you’re in the employment business, then brand your own employment process not Monster’s I say. So I was shocked to see recently Monster making a strong play in social media. Sign up and they’ll give you access to critical content.

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What Should a Recruiter Do After Getting Laid off?

WizardSourcer

Here’s Some Resources to Help with your Search: Job search engines: Websites like Indeed, LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Monster are popular job search engines that allow users to search for jobs by keyword, location, and industry. Sometimes, a new opportunity can lead to a better fit, or a chance to learn new skills and grow in your career.