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11 Words to Avoid in Social Recruiting

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In the world of social recruiting, some words just don’t cut it. Well, at Rally, we have our own list of 11 words that don’t belong in your social media strategy. We recently summarized our key findings in a new report, “ 2024 Social Recruiting Strategy Benchmarks ,” which you can download for free. But look at the word Work!

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Top 4 University Recruiting Trends for 2025

Hacker Earth

University recruiters will leverage platforms like HackerEarth to run coding tests and skills assessments at scale, allowing for more objective and data-driven hiring decisions. These tools not only improve efficiency but also reduce biases, ensuring a more equitable recruitment process.

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The new recruitment trends 2020: What they mean for you and your business

Social Talent

Employer Branding . According to TalentLyft , businesses with strong employer brands see 50% more qualified applicants. As the world continues to change on a daily basis, your branding can be the bedrock that provides a stability that is desirable. Read our dedicated blog on employer branding.

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15 Resources for Employer Branding Professionals

Proactive Talent

Managing your company’s employer brand is no small feat. We see that evidenced by the fact that more than half of candidates believe employer brand to be the most significant deciding factor when choosing an employer. If you’re an employer branding professional, these facts are nothing new.

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2019 Recruiting Trend Predictions: Recruiting Feedback-Driven Hiring

Survale

So every year we see a crop of recruiting trend predictions coming from everywhere. The rise of recruiting feedback driven culture looms so large on the recruiting horizon that I can’t ignore the prediction, even though I am co-founder of the platform that is in large part enabling this trend. Big trend in 2019?

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2016 social recruitment trends forecast

Workable

At the moment, seven out of ten 18-34 year olds report having found their previous job through social media. Keep an eye on the following social recruitment trends. Nine out of ten candidates are likely to apply to a job when it’s from an employer brand that’s actively maintained. Being less “antisocial”.

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Biggest Global Recruiting Trends of 2015 So Far (Infographic)

Social Talent

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. Competition and compensation are the biggest challenges that employers are facing.