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The post 8 Recruitment News Stories to Get You Thinking This Week – 27th October 2015 appeared first on Social Talent. But how can we start integrating them into job ads… that’s the real question!
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Here is our weekly feature in which we share the top articles we enjoyed from the past week about recruitment marketing and other recruitment trends. This week we’ll be covering high performance recruitment marketing, sports and HR, candidate experience, passive candidates and influencing on Twitter.
Here is our weekly feature in which we share the top articles we enjoyed from the past week about recruitment marketing and other recruitment trends. This week we’ll be covering high performance recruitment marketing, sports and HR, candidate experience, passive candidates and influencing on Twitter.
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In NZ, billings are directly proportionate to the size of the recruiters wardrobe and sunglasses. Add $100k for unnecessary brashness over sporting triumphs. Please let us know if you found this advice useful and hey, why add some tips of your own?
Matt Lozar ( LinkedIn / Twitter / Bio ) Matt Lozar works as the Director of Recruitment Marketing at the Haley Marketing Group, the nation’s largest marketing firm dedicated to servicing the staffing and recruiting industry. I think it was some sports related it wasn’t Haley marketing related, but you sent me something.
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