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Top 11 College Recruiting Platforms for University Recruiters

Recruiting Blogs

In today’s competitive hiring landscape, employers need to start incorporating technologies such as web-based or mobile college recruiting apps to help improve their recruiting staff’s productivity and compete more efficiently for talent. Download ‘U.S.

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Job Posting: Where and How to Post Job Listings

ApplicantStack

Indeed, Monster and ZipRecruiter are some well-known ones. How do job boards help employers find applicants? Handshake Job Search Site: Best for College Recruiting. The Balance Careers rates the following as the top ten job search websites from a candidate’s perspective: Best Overall: Monster.

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A breakup poem + Remote engagement tools + A special D&I moment + Employer branding don’ts

Uncubed

I got to build a monster truck course with my daughter and nephews. READ THIS (EMPLOYER BRANDING): Some say brands need to treat candidates like customers. Anyway, here’s a piece on how to avoid damaging your brand when recruiting. Tech Recruiter (SF/Remote) – Instacart.

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Campus Recruiting Strategy Winning Guide

Recruiting Blogs

Quick Tip: To make this campus recruiting strategy work, regularly update your content and manage your employer brand on platforms like Glassdoor. KEEP IN TOUCH WITH ALL PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS “Keep in touch” is more than a slogan; it’s a tried-and-true campus recruiting strategy. If venue rentals cost around $0.14

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Born Into This: Recruiting Isn’t Always What You Think.

Recruiting Daily

I was also shown how to do a few basic searches on Monster, and within the agency’s own database, which makes those ATS and HCM systems everyone b **s about today look like cutting edge technology, at least by comparison. This, of course, is b t, but I didn’t know it at the time. Derek currently lives in the DC area.

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Happy Hour: A Recruiter’s Guide To Hooking Up.

Recruiting Daily

HotJobs, Monster, CareerBuilder, the fact that these sites let you search for resumes by company was a pretty sweet improvement over dialing through voice mail directories and stealing hard copies of stuff like trade association membership lists. Derek currently lives in the DC area.

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Without Bias: Pride and Prejudice and Recruiting.

Recruiting Daily

I almost never got results – these sorts of candidates aren’t the kind of job seekers who generally posted their resumes up on Monster or applied to job ads, really. You can read his thoughts on RecruitingDaily.com or Recruitingblogs.com or his own site Derdiver.com.