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10 Winning Employer Brand Marketing Strategies

Ongig

These are the same strategies our top clients use to get (and stay) in the minds of job seekers. Email Marketing Content Marketing Job Boards Company Job Pages Employer Review Sites Google Adwords (Search Network) Google Analytics Social Media Advertising Recruiting Microsites 1. Let’s get to it!

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Social Media: A Recruiter’s Best Friend

JazzHR

Social Media: A Recruiter’s Best Friend. Once upon a time, being active on social media during work hours was looked down upon. Now, employees are encouraged to stay active on their social media accounts throughout the day. A company’s social media accounts are a snapshot of the company as a whole.

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7 Free & Easy Tips for Recruiting More Women Applicants

Ongig

1) Limit your must-have requirements for recruiting more women One Hewlett Packard study showed that men apply for a job if they meet 60% of the qualifications, but women only apply if they meet 100% of them. Women are more selective than men about applying to jobs where they may not meet every single “required” qualification.

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The 3 Top Social Media Trends in 2016 Translated for Social Recruiting

Proactive Talent

You've probably seen one of the many articles popping up this week covering the major trends emerging in social media as we head into the new year, like this one on socialmediaclub.org , but how do these new trends translate over to talent acquisition in regards to social recruiting? Those personal connections matter!

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6 Ways to Avoid Age Bias in Your Job Descriptions

Ongig

A study conducted by AARP and the Economist Intelligence Unit found that age discrimination against older adults cost the economy $850 billion in 2018 alone. Age bias in the workplace can start with your job descriptions/job postings. Here are 6 ways to avoid age bias in your job descriptions: 1.

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How To Use Social Media To Land Your Dream Job

AkkenCloud

I believe that social media is the most effective tool for building your brand and business. We have Monster, Ladders, Recruiter, ZipRecruiter and other dot coms which provide job listings and automatically deliver your resume electronically. So, do you need to use social media to find a new job?

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How to Show Your Authentic Employee Experience

Rally Recruitment Marketing

A study by the Futurestep division of Korn Ferry revealed that 90% of executives say between 10% and 25% of new employees leave their organizations within the first 6 months. Job descriptions: Job descriptions help to set candidate expectations, but many talk too much about the company. The top reason?

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