The Age of Social Recruiting [INFOGRAPHIC]

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The Age of Social Recruiting [INFOGRAPHIC]

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Each Friday The Recruiter’s Lounge is going to bring you Infographic Fridays. We’ll be finding really interesting and different infographics to share. Hope you enjoy!

The Age of Social Recruiting

Infographic Highlights:

  • 79% of peoplare likely to use social media in their job search
  • 42% say it’s important for recruiters to engage with candidates on social media
  • 59% of job seekers are willing to budge based on work-life balance offerings
  • 33% of people leave because of career growth

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