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Where is Social Media Going Next?

Recruiting Daily

Linkedin, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Most recruiters know this quartet well as places where we can go to “learn” about candidates or connect with them in their network(s) of choice. Maybe you add Github, Stackoverflow, Behance, and Dribbble to the mix if you’re a technical recruiter). […].

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How Tech Recruiters Can Stay Relevant Even During Downturns

WizardSourcer

Slowdowns are occurring within the IT recruiting industry, impacting many recruiters and sourcers. Given the current circumstances, it’s important to consider how technical recruiters can stay relevant and up-to-date, particularly as many companies are implementing hiring freezes and conducting layoff rounds.

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The 10 Hottest Jobs Companies Are Scrambling to Fill

Linkedin Talent Blog

Top Skills: Sales Management, Social Media Marketing, Salesforce, Sales Operations, Customer Relationship Management. Top Skills: Recruiting, Human Resources, Sourcing, Applicant Tracking Systems, Technical Recruiting. Companies Hiring: Dropbox, Lyft, Facebook. Recruiters are smokin’ hot (but you knew that).

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Streamline Your Sourcing with These Handy Cross-referencing Bookmarklets

Recruiting Blogs

One such function is to quickly cross-reference a highlighted name or id on various social media sites. Perhaps you have a cloud-based ATS or see a name on a profile or online resume and want to quickly check to see if they have an account on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, or Xing. First, let me share the bookmarklets.

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Essential Recruiting Hacks for Keeping A Candidate’s Attention

MightyRecruiter

After all, our daily work lives involve nothing but interruptions, emails, calls and messaging apps – all vying for our attention, and that’s before we add in social media. Most likely it will be like mine: LinkedIn, (my old) Twitter account and Facebook. And your Facebook page and Twitter account need to be monitored too.

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[WEBINAR RECAP] Tackling and Overcoming COVID-19: What Can Recruiters Do?

Hiretual

As many recruiters start experiencing a slowdown in hiring and sourcing projects, it’s time to creatively explore new avenues to showcase strengths and give back to the community. Staying active on social media and engaging with popular posts among job seekers will help you create momentum and get your name out in the candidate community.

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Reimagining Technical Sourcing

CodeSignal

Before the Linkedin era, recruiters and sourcers used the Yellowbook to cold call potential candidates. Then, Linkedin came along and became a widely accepted professional social media site. Enter LinkedIn Recruiter. These filters tend to be: Years of experience Previous employers (Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc.)