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A Social Recruiting Guide

Glassdoor for Employers

Sitting there at the latest HR conference, one recruiter asks the other – “how do you use social media for recruiting?”The Still figuring social media out? But think about it further – that means one in four isn’t using social media. Facebook started in 2004.

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10 Virtual Event Ideas To Adopt Into Your Recruiting Program

Recruiting Blogs

Among the main out-of-the-box methods to recruit Generation Z job seekers is utilizing nano-influencers having between 1000 and 5000 followers on social media. This tactic is fantastic if you’re looking to achieve a bigger talent pool with fewer social recruiting resources. Virtual event idea 04: Webinars.

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7 Twitter Accounts Every Recruiter Should Start Following in 2017

Social Talent

Since 2004, Bryan has watched as the digital landscape has evolved rapidly and social media and mobile have taken over from more traditional marketing methods. Her biggest passion, however, is to help shape the tools we use all the time as recruiters.

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The Evolution of the Job Posting

Recruiting Blogs

A secondary industry emerged to aggregate the boards with the launch of Indeed in 2004, SmashFly in 2007 and others. . They want a video-mobile job profile that can be shared on social media. Maury Hanigan is CEO of Sparc, a job marketing platform that is designed for video, mobile and social recruiting.

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

A cutting edge, social media maven and newly minted entrepreneur, Ruettimann is a sought after speaker, writer and thought leader. Katharine also provides research and training services on a project by project basis to other recruitment businesses. Can you believe that only a few years ago these things didn’t exist?