Today’s New Candidate: They’re checking you out.

Just when your HR team thought it had a handle on using LinkedIn and Facebook for recruiting, along comes Pinterest. And what about the things people are posting about your company on Yelp and Tumblr? Social media is today’s quicksilver: It is unpredictable, fickle, a moving target for HR – and job candidates are among its savviest users!
In a post-recession, social-media driven market, your job opportunities can be communicated across the globe instantaneously, giving you the ability to cast a wider net for top talent. Conversely, candidates can find out more than ever about your company and spread their unfiltered views, both negative and positive. In today’s social media world, while you are busy posting job openings, candidates are checking you out and your reputation is on the line. As HR professionals, you can achieve positive results by participating in the conversation in those online communities that are relevant and focused on your industry. Also, by providing current and relevant information in your social media sites that will provide job seekers with an accurate view of your company.
Join Katie Dunwell, Vice President of Marketing and social media strategist for Volt Workforce Solutions, to learn more about the elements of success in using social media for talent acquisition. These include:
- Why embrace social media?
- What are the risks/benefits?
- What is the state of social media recruiting today?
- What’s a “talent community” and how can I build one?
- What will social media look like a year from now?

• HR Professionals
• Department hiring managers
• Online Staffing managers
• Quality of Hire managers

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