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Of course, this was in 2005, and the explosion of publicly available personal information that’s so ubiquitous today was, at the time, still in its infancy. Back in the Day: The Original Social Sourcing. The part that actually adds value instead of simply generating more and more leads to suck into the ATS black hole.
Steve Jobs, Stanford University, June 2005). I received a “Jobvite” from a friend via socialmedia and started being courted by the recruiter. New technologies, big data, and access to candidate information is changing the way recruiting is done and changing the way candidates find jobs.
Entertainment in 2003, we built pipelines from employee referrals, incoming applications, and recruiting agency leads. didn’t have a socialmedia presence, but they had name recognition and a well-loved product – that alone was enough to attract a surplus of talent. Take that, Evernote!
The changes come at a time when a number of socialmedia managers and Page owners (myself and my colleague George included) have been frustrated with Facebook’s video metrics, which have been inaccurate. The post 9 Intriguing SocialRecruiting News Stories – 6th July 2015 appeared first on Social Talent.
In recruitment news this week: LinkedIn’s New App is Here! The new app, which was first previewed in October, makes the app look more like Facebook and other socialmedia apps. million in November, the highest total since counting began in 2005. LinkedIn’s brand new mobile experience is now available globally. My Network.
Recruiters will need to expand their search nationally and globally to consider talent in remote locations, and company culture will need to evolve to include effective work-from-home policies, employee inclusion initiatives and more. million people work from home , which is a 159% increase since 2005. Are we missing anything?
In other words, the statistics suggest that there’s a big disconnect between how recruiting technology is used and how it’s supposed to be used. Consider: Only 21% of companies have access to socialrecruiting technology , compared to 74% of internet users with at least one active socialmedia account.
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