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5 Channels You Need to Recruit Gen Z Talent

Rally Recruitment Marketing

Whenever a new generation enters the workforce, employers are faced with all sorts of new recruiting challenges. Born between the years 1997 to 2012, Gen Z is the first generation to grow up on the internet from day one. Enter Generation Z (Gen Z). . Read on to see if you’re ready to recruit Gen Z talent! So what does all of this mean?

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A Playbook for Authentically Attracting Gen Z Talent

Social Talent

Born between the years 1997 and 2012, Gen Z are the generation who grew up in the era of smartphones and social media. And it starts with technology and social media. This includes having an engaging social media footprint, user-friendly websites, and a seamless digital application process.

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What to Expect as Gen Z Enters the Workplace

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Generation Z members were born between 1997 and 2012. Top employers will prioritize finding solutions for successful cross-generational work. Employer branding matters even more While the concept of brand building as a candidate attraction strategy is newer in the recruiting world, it is natural and even expected among Gen Z.

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Recruiting Tips for Companies with Bad Reputations

Glassdoor for Employers

As you might guess, a weak, out-of-control employer brand and reputation is a serious turn-off for job candidates researching your organization. It can also spur current employees into taking their employment and careers elsewhere. Get involved on social media! Here are three great tactics to try: 1.

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In-house Recruitment LIVE! – What you’ll miss

Hireserve

welcomes Naomi Riche MBE (2012 Para-Olympic champion rower and Guinness World Record holder) to talk ‘From boat to the boardroom’. He’ll be exploring how employee advocacy can shape your talent strategy and how businesses can implement and encourage their own social ambassadors. Employer Brand.

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5 Ways to Engage Talent on Twitter

Social Talent

Because of its massive professional audience, it has always been a powerful tool that employers can use to network very easily and connect qualified candidates with open positions without breaking the bank. Twitter have recognised and responded to new user habits, acquiring short-form video sharing service Vine in 2012 for $30 million.

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8 Recruitment News Stories to Get You Thinking This Week – 27th October 2015

Social Talent

In fact, they’re more likely to use online job boards, company career web pages, and social media to hear about a new job opportunity, compared to other generations. They also use more resources in general to learn about the company culture, which is a good reminder for companies to focus more energy on talent brand.

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