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I think we can all agree that 2015 has absolutely flown by! But while the year might not be over yet, 2015 has already proved to be an important year for the development of the recruitment industry and has marked the start of a number of key changes in how we source and how candidates look for jobs. How did that happen so fast?!
How to recruit employees effectively on socialmedia. A quarter of all job seekers use socialmedia as their primary tool for job searching. At the moment, seven out of ten 18-34 year olds report having found their previous job through socialmedia. In short, social networks are the new Google.
So we decided to break down the 5 key recruitmenttrends happening in India right now and some key actions Indian recruiters can take in this new landscape. After a positive year with the gap between hiring volume and recruitment budget getting narrower, 2015 saw this gap get significantly wider.
million Americans on Facebook, 66 million on Twitter, and 122 million on LinkedIn, socialmedia is no longer an area that recruiters can afford to ignore. In fact, LinkedIn’s 2015 U.S. Aside from using socialmedia to search for high-quality candidates, make a resolution to step up your socialmedia game.
According to a 2014 study by CareerBuilder , only 39% of all employers use socialmedia for recruiting and hiring. And in LinkedIn’s 2015 Global RecruitingTrends Report , only 30% of employers reported having job postings optimized for mobile, with 37% reporting their career sites were mobile-optimized.
The traditional recruiting train has left the station, and it’s time to update your recruiting strategies if you want to continue bringing in top talent. Here are three noteworthy recruitingtrends that you should consider participating in: 1. Engage in socialrecruiting. In their 2015 U.S.
Socialrecruiting goes far beyond simply posting a job opening to Twitter or reaching out to passive candidates on LinkedIn — and to be quite frank, doing it the correct way is an art. With socialrecruiting becoming a necessity for recruiting pros, how are you insuring your job opening stands out from the rest?
Recruitmenttrend predictions, here we go again! We are seeing more recruiters using Facebook, but LinkedIn’s position at the top hasn’t really changed. Everyone with a voice makes them, but very few of us ever follow up to see if they were correct. Facebook will challenge LinkedIn. Verdict: Not quite.
I started this blog in 2015 and made it a goal to write at least one post a week. It takes a lot of time – reading about new tools and new recruitmenttrends. Track Recruiting Metrics. I wrote a post about Recruiting Metrics worth reviewing further here. . Setting Attainable Goals. Continuously Learning.
With AI processing, the Applicant Tracking System of today is able to perform tasks that an ATS in the last 10 years could not such as automatically input candidates’ information into the database, socialmedia enrichment or candidate scoring, and so on. Innovative Features.
As recruitingtrends towards marketing , incorporating successful inbound marketing strategies is becoming the standard. In a 2015 iCIMS study surveying 2,092 adults across the USA, 41% of respondents had changed employers within the last three years and 43% said that they were looking for a new job in 2015.
In Social Talent’s 2016 Global Recruiting Survey , 37% of the 998 respondents said that socialmedia was the primary way in which they found candidates. Almost every recruiter surveyed, 97% to be exact, used LinkedIn to look for candidates. That’s not a number that recruiters should ignore.
59% more companies invested in employer branding in 2016 compared to 2015, according to a LinkedIn study on Global RecruitingTrends. So how can your organization jump on board and adapt to the growing trend? Rev Up Your SocialMedia. Companies with strong employer brands enjoy 50% lower cost per hire, 2.4
In the news this week: LinkedIn’s Q1 2015 Earnings are In! And Talent Solutions represented 62% of total revenue in Q1 2015 and 2014. Premium subscriptions represented 19% of total revenue in 2015, compared to 20% of total revenue in the fourth quarter of 2014. Get Ready for the RAE North – 30 Sep – 1 October 2015!
Using socialmedia in recruiting isn’t new — 84 percent of organizations surveyed by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) currently use socialrecruiting. But socialrecruiting is no longer limited to screening candidates’ social profiles or connecting with talent on LinkedIn.
Job boards vs. socialmedia: What’s the most significant source of hire for companies globally? Here’s a teaser – it appears that staffing firms are doing a better job of producing a volume of high quality hires from socialmedia than their corporate recruiting counterparts. Italy, Belgium, etc.)
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. candidates per role in October 2015. LinkedIn’s brand new mobile experience is now available globally. My Network. In October 2014, there were 0.95
Socialmedia is a major focus for the recruiting industry and recruiting leaders, and is a part of every recruitingtrend professionals are talking about for 2016. Leveraging this talent pool is difficult without a strong social presence of your own. Matt Buckland, Head of Talent and Recruiting, Lyst.
Socialmedia is a major focus for the recruiting industry, and is a part of every recruitingtrend professionals are talking about for 2016. Leveraging this talent pool is difficult without a strong social presence of your own. Matt Buckland, Head of Talent and Recruiting, Lyst.
The rising importance of and interest in socialrecruiting and employee referral was evident at In-House Recruitment LIVE as the sessions covering these topics experienced an overspill of attendees. Kevin Green, Chair at Good Recruitment Campaign. See Kevin’s presentation deck by clicking below.
Rather than simply storing data, intelligent recruiting technologies are a partner for recruiters, streamlining day-to-day processes and freeing up time for recruiters to spend on human-to-human interaction. Top Trends in Intelligent Recruiting. An increase in mobile applications.
What to expect: Practical tips on how to use socialmedia for recruitment from one of The 100 Most Influential People in HR & Recruiting on Twitter. Katrina Collier has been consulting on the use of socialmedia for recruitment since 2009. – #socialrecruiting #HR blog https://t.co/QVbOsZHmP7
If you want to recruit millennial talent, your business must understand both where to find and how to attract the cream of the crop. Only 15 percent of 2015 college graduates would prefer to work for a large corporation, and many would take a lower paycheck if it meant working for a company with a positive social atmosphere.
Here are ten trends every hiring manager and job seeker needs to know: Job boards remain popular: Job boards are the initial ‘go-to’ for job seekers and according to LinkedIn’s 2015 Global RecruitingTrend Survey produced the highest quantity of hires in 2014. What other trends are you seeing?
Recruiters are diving in deeper into their current analytics and reporting dashboards to help improve and enhance their current processes and strategies. The Flattening of Customer Service Departments and Its Entry into HR and Recruiting. The post 5 Powerful RecruitingTrends in 2016 appeared first on Jobvite.
Is it really a year since we wrote about the conversations to have in 2015? As specialists in the recruitment market, our focus is keenly aimed at the technologies that will shake-up and disrupting the recruitment industry in 2016. We are dashing towards the end of the year at lightning speed. What successes have you enjoyed?
Recruiters are diving in deeper into their current analytics and reporting dashboards to help improve and enhance their current processes and strategies. The Flattening of Customer Service Departments and Its Entry into HR and Recruiting.
2016 was an epic year for hiring, and it showed on socialmedia. Twitter was practically bursting with insightful, helpful, and humorous recruitment tweets – and we took the liberty of scouring the twittersphere to find some of the absolute best. Global RecruitingTrends 2017 https://t.co/S1i1zciVph
If the answer to any of the above questions is ‘no’, you need to up your recruiting game. Or check out or white paper “ 19 Deadly SocialMedia Sins Every Recruiter Needs to STOP Committing ”, to discover if you’re socialmediarecruiting efforts are fundamentally flawed.
67% of people who found their most recent job on socialmedia used Facebook to do so. 87% of recruiters use LinkedIn , but only 55% use Facebook. In comparison, it was one to four weeks in the second half of 2015. 32% of recruiters claim employee retention is their priority in the next 12 months. Source: Jobvite ).
Recruiting is evolving. Faster than any time in my 15+ years in corporate recruiting. There are many contributing factors: socialmedia, the maturation of employer branding, the prevalence of mobile devices (and their ability to reach a new ‘always on’ generation), advances in HR technology – just to name a few.
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