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One major challenge of virtual recruitment is the lack of personal interaction and face-to-face communication. In traditional recruitment, candidates are able to meet and interact with the hiring team in person, which allows them to better understand the company culture and job expectations.
There’s more… Industry giants like Google, Intel, and Accenture do referralrecruitment. Thought leaders like Patrick Burke (Pebble), Tim Diss (Facebook), and Theresa Singh (Asana) also use it. Skip the Referral Bonus and Focus on Culture. You can learn about our values and culture here: [Link].
1 — Referral becomes your highest chance of getting high-quality candidates. Referral becomes your highest chance of getting high-quality candidates. What to do: Offer a clear referralrecruiting bonus, from $2,000 and above is market rate for good developers. Sourcing stage. Sit down with all your employees one by one.
Company Culture Highlights: Share glimpses of your company’s culture through posts that highlight team activities and events. Company Brochures: Ensure that your company brochures reflect your company’s culture, values, and diversity initiatives. Your employees share what it is like to work for your company.
These positions may be filled through employee referrals, recruiters, or direct contact with hiring managers through networking.) Then contact that person and ask about the company, culture, and hiring practices. Find out if the person has a LinkedIn profile, Facebook page, or Twitter account. Contact your alumni groups.
The most effective social media recruiting strategy will include a variety of posts that have the potential to influence a candidate’s decision-making, from employee spotlights to diversity and inclusion initiatives to workplace culture, and everything in between. Posts about your workplace culture. Thought leadership posts.
Alan Whitford founded RCEURO, the Recruitment Community for Europe, to stimulate debate, best practices and knowledge sharing within the EMEA Recruitment community. Most recently I’ve been exploring the use of Twitter, Facebook, Blogging, Linked In and many other social media within HR, resourcing and recruitment.
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