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Top 4 University Recruiting Trends for 2025

Hacker Earth

As university recruiters deal with an ever-growing pool of applicants, particularly from top universities, the manual process of reviewing resumes and applications will become more time-consuming and inefficient. The post Top 4 University Recruiting Trends for 2025 appeared first on HackerEarth Blog.

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Analysts unpack key recruiting trends that will impact TA in 2024

iCIMS

The post Analysts unpack key recruiting trends that will impact TA in 2024 appeared first on iCIMS | The Leading Cloud Recruiting Software.

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Tech Update: Recruiting Trends 2017

iCIMS

Remain at the forefront of the latest trends in recruitment and selection: download this tech update.

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Healthcare Recruitment Trends

iCIMS

The intent of the HCAHPS (Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) initiative is to provide a standardized survey instrument and data collection methodology for

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Top 4 Recruiting Metrics to Use in 2017

Proactive Talent

If recruiters spent their days analyzing and reporting on every metric out there they would have absolutely no time to recruit. Trends like social recruiting are only useful if recruiters know exactly what works and what doesn't.

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Why Recruiters Should Be Thankful for Social Recruiting — November 2015 Roundup

Spark Hire

In this article, written by Eileen Kern of iCIMS, she offers some best practices of requesting LinkedIn recommendations from your peers. Why job seekers must have the mind of a #recruiter on LinkedIn via @iCIMS Click To Tweet. Ask — but be strategic. Focus on completed projects. Pay it forward!

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7 Keys to A Successful Nurture Campaign

Recruiting Blogs

As recruiting trends towards marketing , incorporating successful inbound marketing strategies is becoming the standard. In a 2015 iCIMS study surveying 2,092 adults across the USA, 41% of respondents had changed employers within the last three years and 43% said that they were looking for a new job in 2015.

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