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Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
The Pros and Cons of
Social Media
Presented by Jeff DavisRecruiter, Career Strategies Inc
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
Objectives
Understand how to use social media to connect you with individuals who can assist you in your job search.
Utilize social media as a virtual network. Protect yourself from potential harms posed
by social media.
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
In Review
Some general notes... Recruiters are using Facebook, LinkedIn,
and Twitter to find candidates. Employers will use social media to help
verify information on your resume.
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
How Employers Use Social Media
89% of companies will use social media to recruit in 2011 (keep in mind, it's free).
86% of employers say that candidates need to make their profiles employer friendly.
79% of hiring managers review candidate's online profiles.
All figures from http://mashable.com/2011/08/28/social-media-recruiting-infographic/
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
How Employers Use Social Media
65% of companies have successfully hired via social media.
56% of HR professionals use networking sites to find candidates.
55% of companies plan on investing more in social recruiting in 2011.
All figures from http://mashable.com/2011/08/28/social-media-recruiting-infographic/
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
How Employers Use Social Media
92% of all hiring managers used or planed to use social media to recruit in 2010. Of those...
86% used LinkedIn 60% used Facebook 50% used Twitter
1 in 3 employers rejected a candidate based on something found on their profile.
All figures from http://mashable.com/2011/08/28/social-media-recruiting-infographic/
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
How Employers Use Social Media
And the big figure....
14.4 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE USED SOCIAL MEDIA TO FIND THEIR LAST JOB.
All figures from http://mashable.com/2011/08/28/social-media-recruiting-infographic/
Copyright 2011-Present by Jeff Davis
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