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Build a Social Recruiting Army to Amplify Your Employment Brand

HR Bartender

A few weeks ago, I wrote about the PESO Model and how it can help frame your recruitment marketing strategy. We need to be well-educated on terms of service, privacy settings, and permissions when it comes to social media. Well, what if I told you there’s a technology solution out there that could help?

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Chief Talent Officer: Everything To Know About This Role

AIHR

And chief talent officer oversees employees’ recruitment, development, and retention to help meet company goals. It may involve communicating with board members to fully grasp the business goals and expectations and how they can help the company’s production or efficiency via staffing requirements.

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How to Future-Proof Your Recruitment Marketing Strategy and Attract Top Talent

Hireology

If you’re already struggling to staff with quality employees given the tight labor market, now is the time to focus on your recruitment marketing strategy – so you can have the right team in place now and prepare your business for any economic shifts. Here are some tips to future-proof your recruitment marketing strategy.

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Everything You Need To Know About High-Volume Hiring

HR Lineup

High-volume hiring, also known as mass hiring or bulk recruitment, refers to the process of hiring a large number of employees within a relatively short period. Leveraging Technology Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS): An ATS can automate many aspects of the recruitment process, from posting job ads to screening resumes.

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The Ultimate Guide to Talent Acquisition: Best Practices for Success

Peoplebox

While recruitment teams handle interviews and candidate screening, talent acquisition teams spend most of their time: Identifying specific talent pools Building relationships with potential future hires Developing employer branding strategies Creating talent pipelines for anticipated needs The key difference?

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Talent Acquisition

AIHR

Talent acquisition responsibilities include developing a strong candidate pipeline, developing employer branding , identifying, assessing, and hiring candidates to fill open positions, future resource planning, and diversifying the labor force. Doing this well leads to lower turnover, higher productivity, and increased engagement.

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The HR’s Guide to Managing the Entire Employee Lifecycle

Peoplebox

While recruitment teams handle interviews and candidate screening, talent acquisition teams spend most of their time: Identifying specific talent pools Building relationships with potential future hires Developing employer branding strategies Creating talent pipelines for anticipated needs The key difference?