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Social Recruiting on the Rise; Results from our 2010 Survey

Jobvite

Social networks lead all other recruiting channels for planned investment by employers as the economy recovers. Today, we’ve released the results of the Jobvite Social Recruiting Survey 2010. The results of our 2010 survey show that 83% of respondents are now using or planning to use social media for recruiting.

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Marketers Make Social Networks Top Priority for 2010

Jobvite

eMarketer recently published results of the 2010 Digital Marketing Outlook survey in which marketers reported their priorities for investment in the coming year. of senior marketers is social networks and applications, followed closely by digital infrastructure (44.5%). The top priority for 45.4%

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4th Jobvite Social Recruiting Survey: Employers Plan to Recruit More Through Social Media

Jobvite

When we began the Jobvite Social Recruiting Survey four years ago, social recruiting was a new idea to many companies. Between then and now, comScore reports that time spent in social networks grew from 1 out of every 12 minutes spent online to 1 in out every 6 minutes.

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Finding Your Sourcing Sweet Spot

Staffing Talk

But here is the list of how people fond their current job: 36% – Referral from professional or personal contacts. 30% – Internet job board. 21% – Internal company job board. 16% – Online social network (up from 11% in 2010). 13% – Recruiter. 30% – Newspaper.

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How Dell Doubled Social Hires Using Employee Branding

Prominence

Prior to this the TA teams were using Social Media but similar to a lot of organisations its usage wasn’t formally trained, managed or measured. Prior to 2010 Dell had been conveying a consistent external Employment Value Proposition primarily through the Dell Careers website, external job boards, press advertising and recruiter interactions.

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Employee Referral Programs: Why They Matter and How to Optimize Them

Recruiting Blogs

It is thus no surprise that 88% of employers rated the quality of new hires from employee referrals above all other sources of talent, according to CareerBuilder’s 2010 ‘Referral Madness’ whitepaper. In a 2011 Social Recruiting Survey by Jobvite, 67% of respondents said the recruiting process for referrals was shorter than typical.

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The Best LinkedIn Account for Recruiters

Prominence

I first utilised LinkedIn to recruit in 2009 (I know quite late on, but this was fairly early in New Zealand), in 2010 my employer purchased a number of Recruiter Licenses and I was fortunate enough to receive one. Utilising LinkedIn requires a different approach to job board / database sourcing.