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Talent Acquisition Trends from the Employ Recruiter Nation Report 2024

JazzHR

The landscape of talent acquisition continues to evolve, and the Employ Recruiter Nation Report 2024, titled “Empowering People-First Recruiting,” provides critical insights into where we are and where we’re heading. Here are some of the key findings from the report that will help inform your people-first recruiting strategy.

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7 Candidate Screening Methods for Better Hiring

Vervoe

Candidate screening is fundamentally the core of any recruitment process. As such, it’s important to ensure that your screening is comprehensive enough to identify the most talented applicants within the shortest time possible. But, before we get into it What is candidate screening?

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16 Ways to Raise Red Flags on a Social Media Screening Report

Social Intelligence

Each week, Social Intelligence completes hundreds of social media screening reports for companies across industries; many come back with red flags. As a result, we receive loads of questions from employers and individuals about what kinds of posts will raise red flags on a Social Intelligence Report.

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Use Time Management Reporting to Increase Team Efficiency

Hundred5

Youd be better off using time management reporting. Great time management reporting can benefit any business, from improved team performance and resource allocation to increased revenue. TL;DR Key Takeaways Time tracking reports focus (or they should, at least) on team efficiency rather than individual productivity.

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Is Social Media an Effective Healthcare Recruitment Tool?

Hospital Recruiting

If you’re not using social media to recruit, you’re behind the curve. Data shows social media is where candidates are spending their time, whether actively looking for a job , or passively seeing what’s new. On the talent side, 86% of job seekers are using social media for their job search.

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9 Steps To Clean Up Your Social Media Image

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

What may not be as top-of-mind is your social media presence. According to a CareerBuilder survey , 70 percent of employers actively investigate social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to screen candidates during the hiring process. HOW TO CLEAN UP YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE.

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Social Media Screening: What Recruiters Need to Know

The Staffing Stream

It’s no secret that recruiters are likely to check a candidate’s social media presence, often starting with LinkedIn, which is seen as a secondary résumé. However, this type of DIY “social media screening” is fraught with compliance red flags that could land recruiters in hot water if not carefully managed.