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Oldie but Goodie: Source of Hire & Candidate Touchpoints

Symphony Talent

Two weeks ago (2011) I wrote a post on accurately measuring “Source to Hire” through your ATS & job distribution technology and received the following interesting comment from Master Burnett: There is rarely a single source of hire in today’s hyper connected reality. Social Networks. and potentially interact with them.

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

Jobvite

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. Employers have clearly followed their target talent into social networks. Our 2011 survey found that 89% of respondents will recruit through social media this year, up from 83% in 2010.

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Entrepreneur Says Employers No Longer Need To Outsource Recruiting To A Professional

Staffing Talk

billion in revenue in 2011. Here is what we had to say on the subject of using social media sites for recruiting in this post. of staffing professionals said they use some form of social media to find candidates in a recent survey by Bullhorn. That’s up from 94% in 2011. Also agreed. So far, so good.

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This Missing Element to LinkedIn Is Driving Demand For Staffing

Staffing Talk

billion in revenue in 2011. Here is what we had to say on the subject of using social media sites for recruiting in this post. of staffing professionals said they use some form of social media to find candidates in a recent survey by Bullhorn. That’s up from 94% in 2011. Also agreed. So far, so good.

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Winning The Talent War With Effective Job Posts

Staffing Talk

“Recent surveys shows that job boards and our career sites account for about 30% of hires,” said the 10-year veteran of corporate and agency recruiting. “That means your actual job posts account for at least 30% of your hires. .” Job Boards – 20%. Social Media (new) – 3.5%.

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Hire18 Speaker Interview: Kathryn Minshew

SmartRecruiters

Given the average adult in the US changes jobs around 12 times between the ages 18-48 , with the majority of those transitions happening in the first six years of their career – it seemed strange that no one had created a platform to locate expert career advice, surface unexpected opportunities, and guide young people to success.

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Eight Killer Staffing Resolutions For 2012

Staffing Talk

In January 2011, the firm started Palo Alto Staffing Technology to focus on software development positions. Build a social media presence. Some firms may be starting from scratch, while others will be extending a successful social networking strategy in 2012. Find new ways to get paid for industry knowledge. “We