Brazen Talent Engagement Trends 2016

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TALENT ENGAGEMENT TRENDS 2016

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TALENT ENGAGEMENT TRENDS 2016

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106,248 Candidates Registered

Talent Chat Sessions400+

2015

based on 2015 chat sessions*

Tech

Healthcare

Cybersecurity

Consulting

Finance

Defense

Science

Education

Contracting

Business Services

Chats were hosted across dozens of industries

Development

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Candidates sign up from ALL OVER THE WORLD*

16,821

1,371

United States

United Kingdom

637Bangladesh389

India

EVENANTARCTICA

410Canada

based on 2015 chat sessions*

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SMARTQUEU is used in of chat sessions, allowing

recruiters to connect with the most qualified candidates first.71%

Want to connect with top talent first?

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CHAT 1:1 FROM ANYWHERE WITH OUR TEAM

66% of candidates believe interactions with employees are the best way to get insight into a company

“Employees are a company’s best brand ambassadors and their stories speak volumes more than a company mission statement,” - Susan Vitale Chief Marketing Officer iCIMS

*2016 LinkedIn Global Recruiting Trends

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Candidates let their thumbs do the talking

40%of candidates

chat from mobile*

*2015 Google page views

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“Engaging with active and passive candidates well before they apply for a job is key to building a successful candidate experience.”

2015 CandE Awards Research

of professionals

are passive candidates

75%Over

*2016 LinkedIn Global Recruiting Trends

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Campus Recruiting

Mentoring/ Resume Reviews

Referral Events

Chat with Our Team

Employee Mix & Mingle

Internal Mobility

Benefits Open House

Chat with Leadership

Internal chats broaden sourcing scope & help with retention

Casual chats engage passive candidates early

65,929 Chats*

based on 2015 chat sessions*

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March

Regularly scheduled recurring chats help you humanize engagement by making personal interaction efficient and scalable

34% of job seekers say more communication would improve the candidate experience

*2016 LinkedIn Global Recruiting Trends

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To Do List

Follow Up

Recruiters use followup features in 46% of chat sessions to share candidates with colleagues or send a personal thank you

and keep lines of communication open

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My Resume________________________

________________________

________________________

________________________

More than resumes were shared in 201571,000

Filling short term hiring needs and building longterm pipeline

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Engage talent at scale while creating a personalized candidate experience with regularly scheduled recruiter office hours. Add the call to action directly from your

careers site, job reqs, and emails.

Mobile recruitment tools make applying for a job easier, more casual and faster

Craig Fisher, Director of Talent Marketing for CA Technologies

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SCHEDULE A CHAT

“What we’re seeing is a greater concentration on building more meaningful relationships with talent.”

Nathan Perrot, Director of Technology and Candidate Solutions at TalentBrew

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5 Recruiting Trends 2016, Society for Human Resources Management

2015 CandE Awards Research, The Talent Board

2015 Workplace Trends, Hubspot

Best Practices in Candidate Experience, Manpower Group Solutions

Five Recruitment Tech Trends to Keep on Top of, Personnel Today

Happier Candidates Already Have Relationships with Employers, Society for Human Resources Management

LinkedIn 2016 Global Recruiting Trends, LinkedIn

Mobile Recruiting is the New Way to Reach Job Seekers, NPR

Sources