Thursday, June 28, 2012

Layar: The next step from QR Codes?

Imagine the possibilities for recruitment. Pass out brochures where people hover over people to receive video fo their testimonials or a chance for recruiters to tell people about the company rather than people having to read through an extensive brochure. People are much more likely to sit through a video rather than read through several paragraphs. While this might be on the horizon, it never hurts to keep an eye on the coming technology and keeping in mind how we can apply it to HR and Recruitment Alternative Methods.

What/Who Influences Your Candidates to Apply?


While this chart is more geared towards who influences decisions to buy rather than recruitment the concept can carry over. This just offers a little more incentive to consider social media recruitment because of the trust connected between friends referring friends to apply to their favorite companies.

via: http://adverveblog.com/post/25572474735/social-media-kills-the-celebrity-endorsement

Behind the scenes at a McDonald's photo shoot



This is an excellent example of transparency on social media in reaction to questions. How does your brand respond to questions like this? Is it something that could be addressed through a FAQ page or video? Or is the most often response silence?

via: http://www.brandflakesforbreakfast.com/2012/06/mc-donalds-burger-photo-shoot.html

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

Lorem Ipsum Recruitment by Jung von Matt

Effective Creative Recruitment Methods Often Forgotten or Left Untouched




Effective Creative Recruitment Methods Often Forgotten or Left Untouched

  1. YouTube Videos
  2. Your Own Contest
  3. Contests Sponsored by Others
  4. Video Games
  5. TV/RADIO
  6. Movie Theater Ads
  7. Billboards
  8. Employee Referral Cards
  9. “Show Your Work” Sites
  10. Location Sourcing
  11. Recruiting at Non-Recruiting Events
  12. Direct Mail
  13. Consumer Products
  14. Question Sites/Forums
  15. Use the Mobile Platform for Messaging
  16. Talent Communities
  17. Assigned Referrals
  18. Blogs
  19. Creating a Story Book
  20. Community Organizations and Churches

Grab more of the details and explanations at ERE.net.

Via ere.net: Most Sourcing Is Painfully Dull — It’s Time to Try Some Creative Approaches