Stranger Than Fiction: Recruiters and The Myth of Generational Marketing.

There’s always at least one recruiter in every room who still reminisces fondly about the days of when candidates used to mail in resumes to ads they found in print newspapers.

This, let’s face it, is a way bigger pain in the ass than any ATS will ever be, but that was just how things were done (and not too terribly long ago, too).

More information: http://recruitingdaily.com/recruitment-generational-marketing/

Ethical Recruitment – Important or Hyped?

The #Tweetchat campaign in the series of #AskHR discussions is the latest campaign we have come up with to reach out to the HR / Recruitment / TAfraternity across the world and involve them into a discussion that can help change the way we see Recruitment and Hiring.

More information: http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profiles/blogs/ethical-recruitment-important-or-hyped-a-must-read-campaign

4 Reasons it Might be Time to Start an HR Department

Over the past few decades, the human resources department has become a vital part of successful companies all around the world, and its importance is only growing. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, HR manager positions are projected to grow at a rate of nine percent over the next eight years, far outpacing the average five percent growth rate across all professions.

More information: http://recruiterbox.com/blog/reasons-to-start-an-hr-department/

6 things to include in your mobile recruitment strategy

If there’s one thing that our acclaimed in-house recruitment software is intimately built for, it is the bold new – well, not so new – world of mobile recruiting. Never before has it been so common for recruiters and candidates to find each other via smartphones, tablets and ‘phablets’.
However, the actual creation of an effective, overarching mobile recruitment strategy can be much trickier and more time-consuming than it looks – so here are six things that yours should include.

More information: http://www.webrecruit.co.uk/employer-blog/hr-professional/6-things-to-include-in-your-mobile-recruitment-strategy

3 Strategies to Build Successful Recruitment Campaigns

The aim of a job ad is to encourage the highest number of high-calibre candidates to click and apply. That’s the only moment of truth for a job ad. However, since studies have shown that an ad is only one piece of the puzzle, now is the time to stop playing the odds with talent sourcing. Candidates will be more likely to click and apply when you actively publish more online about your brand.

More information: https://www.smartrecruiters.com/blog/3-strategies-to-build-successful-recruitment-campaigns/

A Realistic Look at the Question of Progress in HR and Recruiting

As a white male, there are few conversation topics more taboo than talking about (much less writing about) the issue of race. It’s one of those things, like politics, sex or religion, that’s just not considered apropos for the workplace.

This is why we only speak of ‘race’ in terms of “diversity” and “inclusion.”

More information: http://recruitingdaily.com/diversity-recruiting-exclusion/

10 Ways Social Recruiting Technology Has Changed Recruiting Forever

Finding the right candidate for the right job has always been the Holy Grail of recruiting, but thanks to social recruiting technology it’s easier than ever to succeed in that elusive quest. Sifting through a sea of resumes can be discouraging, especially if none of those resumes hint at the perfect match for the position you need to fill. Social recruiting makes it easier to find the proverbial needle in the haystack because it better equips you to attract and engage the interest of the right candidates.

More information: http://theundercoverrecruiter.com/social-recruiting-technology-changed-recruiting/

Any body CANNOT be a Recruiter

Seeing the last year’s trend, 2016 has raised a new debate on whether any layman person could take recruitment as his/her career. The big answer is NO. Recruitment is a very specialized field. Just like organisations look for core Marketing, Finance & Operation professionals, similar is the need to have trained recruiter.

More information: http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profiles/blogs/any-body-cannot-be-a-recruiter

5 Great Ways of Using Recruitment Data

Data is a hot topic in the world of HR and recruitment. And, with the demand for recruitment software constantly increasing, more in-house recruiters and HR professionals than ever are able to gain access to key candidate information.
We all know that recruitment data is important; it’s a vital tool in making informed HR decisions, and provides key insight into the behaviour of your applicants.

More information: http://www.webrecruit.co.uk/employer-blog/hr-professional/5-great-ways-of-using-recruitment-data

Why Social Recruiting Is Everyone’s Job.

If you’re like most employers, you’ve probably already set up some sort of social media presence dedicated to careers and hiring.

A recent study showed fully 94% of recruiters reported using at least one social network for sourcing or talent attraction in 2015, evidence that this emerging technology has already moved from the recruitment margins to the mainstream.

More information: http://recruitingdaily.com/why-social-recruiting-is-everyones-job/