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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. You won’t be arrested or fined like Carlin, but you could be turning off your talent audience and getting penalized by the social platforms’ algorithms.

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Social Recruiting Best Practices

NPA Worldwide

In an article by TalentLyft, it was noted that: 73% of millennials found their last position through a social media site. Source: Aberdeen Group. Nearly half of all professionals (49%) are following companies on social media with the intent to stay aware of their jobs. Source: LinkedIn. Source: CareerArc.

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Top 5 Social Recruiting Tools

Proactive Talent

Last week we showed our readers how to build a successful recruiting strategy , but with any good strategy you need the perfect set of tools in order to hit deliverables and obtain results. Social recruiting could be - and sometimes is - a job in and of itself because of its constant evolution. Learn more. Learn more.

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What Does an Award-Winning Careers Social Media Presence Look Like?

Rally Recruitment Marketing

In this year’s Jobvite Job Seeker Nation Report , 33% of candidates said they get their information about a company’s culture through the employer’s social media accounts. But what does that mean for your Recruitment Marketing strategy? Simple: enhance your social media presence. . Sourcing content from a variety of channels.

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3 Tips on How To Become a Social Recruiting Mastermind in 2018

Social Talent

Its functions are endless with recruiters finding new and exciting ways to post a job advert, source new talent or to advertise their company culture. Social media is especially useful for finding passive candidates. Furthermore, 98% of respondents use LinkedIn as a sourcing tool when searching for candidates. Sign Me Up!

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5 Social Recruiting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Glassdoor for Employers

Today’s candidates use social media to find their future employers, and as a result, recruiters have embraced platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook as valuable recruiting channels. Consider these statistics : 80% of employers say social recruiting helps them find passive candidates.

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Anti-Social Recruiting: Why Sourcing Best Practices Are BS

Recruiting Daily

My very first job title ever was as a “sourcing analyst,” which had the necessary gravitas at the time to make me not feel bad compared to my B-School buddies who selected, rather than scrounged, for their gigs. This role was, essentially, how sourcing is still largely defined: name generation and verification.