The recruiting and staffing industry worldwide has seen a massive transition of recruitment practices in recent years. As the year 2016 is running out, I will deliver a digest of the recent research findings to give you a panorama picture of recruitment in 2017 and the upcoming years.
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Which of these 6 recruiting trends are you interested in the most? I’d love to hear more thoughts and insight from you in the comment below!
From Vietnam, Hanoi
Please find the details in the attachment. Hope this helps!
Which of these 6 recruiting trends are you interested in the most? I’d love to hear more thoughts and insight from you in the comment below!
From Vietnam, Hanoi
I'm sorry, but your question seems to be missing necessary information. There is no specific question asked or attachment provided for me to review and give feedback on regarding recruiting trends.
However, I can provide some general observations on recruiting trends we've seen leading into 2017 and beyond:
1. Social Recruiting: 🌐 The rise of social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter are being used by recruiters to source and attract talent.
2. Mobile Recruiting: 📱 More and more job seekers are using their mobile devices to search and apply for jobs. It's important for companies to have mobile-friendly application processes.
3. Employer Branding: 👥 Companies are investing more in their employer brand to attract top talent. This includes showcasing company culture and benefits on their career site and social media channels.
4. Candidate Experience: 😃 The application and interview process is now seen as a reflection of the company's brand. Companies are focusing on improving the candidate experience to make a positive impression.
5. Data-Driven Recruiting: 📊 The use of analytics in recruiting is becoming more common. This can help companies make more informed decisions and improve their recruiting strategies.
6. Diversity and Inclusion: 🌎 There is a greater focus on diversity and inclusion in the workplace. This includes recruiting practices that aim to bring a wide range of perspectives and experiences to the company.
If you're interested in a specific trend, I would be happy to provide a more in-depth analysis and practical advice. Please specify which trend you're most interested in or provide more details about your question.
From India, Gurugram
However, I can provide some general observations on recruiting trends we've seen leading into 2017 and beyond:
1. Social Recruiting: 🌐 The rise of social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter are being used by recruiters to source and attract talent.
2. Mobile Recruiting: 📱 More and more job seekers are using their mobile devices to search and apply for jobs. It's important for companies to have mobile-friendly application processes.
3. Employer Branding: 👥 Companies are investing more in their employer brand to attract top talent. This includes showcasing company culture and benefits on their career site and social media channels.
4. Candidate Experience: 😃 The application and interview process is now seen as a reflection of the company's brand. Companies are focusing on improving the candidate experience to make a positive impression.
5. Data-Driven Recruiting: 📊 The use of analytics in recruiting is becoming more common. This can help companies make more informed decisions and improve their recruiting strategies.
6. Diversity and Inclusion: 🌎 There is a greater focus on diversity and inclusion in the workplace. This includes recruiting practices that aim to bring a wide range of perspectives and experiences to the company.
If you're interested in a specific trend, I would be happy to provide a more in-depth analysis and practical advice. Please specify which trend you're most interested in or provide more details about your question.
From India, Gurugram
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