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[VIDEO] Social Recruiting Tools

ExactHire Recruiting

Considering the ever-increasing number of social media users, savvy recruiting and human resources professionals are now, more than ever, pushing job postings to Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media sites in order to generate a larger potential pool of applicants for career opportunities with their organizations.

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35 need-to-know social media recruiting statistics in 2022

CareerArc

The majority of the stats below are from our 2021 Future of Recruiting Study. 82% of job seekers consider employer brand and reputation before applying for a job. Top 3 sites employees go to to review employer brand and reputation: Facebook (50%), review sites (Glassdoor, etc.) (45%), Read the full study here.

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Are You a Boring University Recruiters? Score Yourself!

Recruiting Blogs

You are not (THAT) active on social media as a university recruiter College students spend two to four hours daily on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. Let’s not forget that university recruiters and employers also have their very own social media networks.

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Recruiting on Instagram: the Ultimate Playbook

Beamery

Much like Twitter and Facebook, users can connect and follow accounts they like, comment on images they find appealing, ‘like’ images they’re drawn to, and share those images with their friends. Recruiting on Instagram – Proactive vs. attraction. Employer Branding is a big deal. Find your world. ”.

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5 HUGE Lessons Recruiters Must Learn from 2014’s Biggest Outcomes

Social Talent

Employer Branding became an Essential Element of the Recruitment Process. O’Donnell (Careerealism’s CEO) calls “ the single most disruptive recruitment technique we’ve seen in 2 decades ” – or what we call, Employment Branding. They also went on to show how those experiences benefitted the girls personally.

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A Recruiter’s Handbook Guide to Instagram

Social Talent

F ast forward 5 years, and that little legion has ballooned into an army of over 300 million active monthly users ( 12 million more than Twitter and about 230 million more than fellow image sharing app, Pinterest!). When those stories focus on things potential candidates desire in an employer, it becomes Employment Branding. ”

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Taking Recruitment Mobile: Mobile Career Site vs Native Mobile App

HireRabbit

When you choose to make use of a mobile career site, you save yourself the trouble of having to develop your recruitment software to make it compatible for multiple operating platforms. Unlike native apps that are installed on phones, having to access recruitment site via web browsers seems like a lot of work. 1: Compatibility.

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