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Gen Z: A Major Shift in Goals and Aspirations

SmartRecruiters

Generation Z, those born since 1995 are now beginning to graduate from college. Recruitment and hiring will certainly be changing as 23 million Gen Zers takes their place in organizations alongside 71 million older Millennials who range from about 25 to 40 years old. This year a new generation just started entering the workforce.

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5 Tips for Filling Hard-to-Fill Positions

Glassdoor for Employers

Based on my experience recruiting talent for a tech startup in the Bay Area, here are five effective strategies: 1. Build out social media networks. Create social media accounts for your company on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Develop YouTube videos and blog post series to recruit and network with candidates.

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Research: Gen Z’s Favorite Places to Look for Jobs

Yello

To attract and retain this discerning generation, employers need to be more strategically personal, get social, and encourage referrals. Invest in College Recruiters as Trusted Advisors. Enter the college recruiter. Think video interviews and facetime. Embrace Social Media and Technology.

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Don’t Wait – Next Year’s Graduates Are This Year’s Talent Pool

Spark Hire

Some recruiters think this merits a break in college recruitment. For example, encourage candidates to record their video interviews from their mobile device. Dial in on social media. In the Randstad survey, 41 percent of respondents said they’d like for companies to take better advantage of social media.

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8 Ways You Can Use Stories for Recruitment Marketing

Stories Incorporated

Chatbots that feature video can also answer questions that are not easily answered by pure text. Stories optimizes recruitment marketing content for social media channels that is personal and relatable content. Specific stories are exactly the content that gets shared and liked on social media.

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8 Ways You Can Use Stories Content for Recruitment Marketing

Stories Incorporated

Chatbots that feature video can also answer questions that are not easily answered by pure text. Stories optimizes recruitment marketing content for social media channels that is personal and relatable content. Specific stories are exactly the content that gets shared and liked on social media.

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How to Recruit On Campus with a Limited Budget

Yello

According to NACE , the average university relations and recruitment budget for organizations in 2016 was $562,642, while some organizations were able to make a dent with campus recruiting for as little as $60,000 per year. Check out our college recruiting budgeting basics article for more tips on creating your own budget.

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