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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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2012 Social Recruiting Survey Part 1: In 5 Years Social Recruiting Becomes Nearly Universal

Jobvite

This year marks the 5 th anniversary of Jobvite’s Social Recruiting Survey , which has become an industry benchmark. We took a look at the rise of social recruiting over time, and adoption has reached an all-time high. 2/3 of recruiters now use Facebook, a jump of eleven points from 55% in 2011.

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2012 Social Recruiting Survey Part 3: Tremendous ROI

Jobvite

In our coverage of the 2012 Social Recruiting Survey , we’ve covered the growing popularity for social recruiting (92% will use it in 2012), and the power of online profiles now have (86% will review social profiles). This is up 15 points from 58% in 2010.

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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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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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Finding Your Sourcing Sweet Spot

Staffing Talk

16% – Online social network (up from 11% in 2010). 13% – Recruiter. Source: mbaonline.com and allfacebook.com. For sure those numbers will change in the coming years, but I don’t think Facebook is yet the ubiquitous sourcing tool Churchill makes it out to be. 30% – Newspaper. On all counts.

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Use Social Media To Recruit – Or Die

Staffing Talk

Are you using social media for recruitment? Social media has become the chief source of employees for companies, recruiters and staffing agencies worldwide. companies use social media networks as part of their recruitment efforts. Answer no, and know you are in the minority.