Employee advocacy, social media, and the American jobseeker: 25 must-know stats
Between the rise of remote work, quits, “quiet quitting,” the Great Resignation, and—most recently—inflation and fears of a recession, it’s getting harder to predict...
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Between the rise of remote work, quits, “quiet quitting,” the Great Resignation, and—most recently—inflation and fears of a recession, it’s getting harder to predict...
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You needed more qualified candidates yesterday. And if you’re among the 92% of companies that leverage social recruiting, then you’re also likely in search for the top social recruiting strategies that can help you cut through the noise on social media and reach top talent faster. Luckily, we put those top strategies in our new Social Recruiting Strategies Matrix, which you can access now for free.
Looking to give your hiring a much-needed boost? Then, social media recruiting should definitely be on your list of talent acquisition strategies this year. But there’s so much you can do to reach candidates on social media, and some strategies and tactics have proven way more effective than others. So we’ve compiled the top concrete and tested ways social media boosts talent acquisition strategy in 2022, all of which you can start doing today.
Yes—we, too, thought 2022 would turn out differently. But can you blame us? Around this time last year, the vaccine rollout had just begun and with it our hopes of a labor market swinging back to pre-pandemic levels and life returning to, dare we say, “normal.” But 2021 had other plans: the rise of COVID variants and the Great Resignation prompted companies to pivot their hiring plans, beef up their benefits packages, and retune their talent acquisition strategies again and again.
2021 is the year when tens of millions of Americans turned in their resignations—about 34.5 million to date.
When Gen Z said the side part, skinny jeans, and the laughing emoji were out, millennials collectively gasped in horror. The rivalry between cultural generations is likely as old as the first homo sapien, and like humans, technology from different eras are often pitted against each other in a battle for dominance. In the recruiting world, one might say social media recruitment and job boards were born from two different internet generations. But which one is better? Are there things social media recruiting can do that job boards can’t?