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6 Innovative Recruitment Campaigns That (Mostly) Worked!

Social Talent

Source: work4rich. When the Royal Marines needed to attract only appropriate talent back in 2001, they took a bold step: they told everyone else not to bother. The use of non-traditional media for recruitment campaigns is widespread, but this one really took the biscuit. Source: The Drum. Did it work? Did it work?

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This is Why Job Candidates Hate Your Candidate Experience

Spark Hire

Consider this: Candidates go beyond the job boards and use up to 18 resources throughout their job search, including social networking sites, search engines, and online referrals, according to the aforementioned CareerBuilder study. Fortunately, technology enables us to eliminate the guesswork when it comes to sourcing candidates.

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If the Economy Continues Rebounding, Will You Expand?

Staffing Talk

jobs,” the industry has “been more robust in the current economic recovery than it was in the three years following the previous two recessions, which ended in 2001 and 1991.” We’re also expanding our marketing program, mostly via social media, and may add a full-time marketing specialist to our HQ staff.

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[Podcast] Workshop | Exploring the Future of Recruiting with ChatGPT: Insights, Challenges and 10 Use Cases

Crelate

She focuses on Chat GPT, which can be used to automate tasks, enhance data-driven decision making, and streamline processes like candidate sourcing and screening. Jim was not only the global head of sourcing and recruiting strategy for Ranstad, but he’s a thought leader, he’s an influencer and Chat GPT.

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Why Social Recruiting Is an Effective Tactic to Use in The Hiring Process

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Source: Guzaliia Filimonova / iStock / Getty Images. social media users , 29.7% of respondents are using social media an additional 1 to 2 hours per day, and 20% used social media 2 to 3 hours more than usual per day. Twelve years later, social recruiting remains more relevant than ever.

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How to: Actually Engage Passive Candidates (As Proven by Science)

Social Talent

Recruiters told us at Social Talent, for our Global Sourcing Survey last year, that their average response rate was mainly between 20 and 40%. The problem is our expectations. We are told by LinkedIn that the average response rate to InMails is between 20 and 25 per cent.

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3 Tactics for Reducing Stress in a Multigenerational Workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Source: Jes2u.photo / Shutterstock. Unlike Baby Boomers, Gen Z was raised on the Internet and social media, making them the most tech-savvy generation in the workforce. Oftentimes, a major source of stress for younger generations is not fully understanding the company or the industry.