The document discusses how companies can use social media, especially Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, to enhance their talent strategy and recruitment efforts. It provides tips on setting up pages and profiles, engaging with candidates and communities, and measuring the results. Some key recommendations include building an online presence, actively listening to and participating in conversations, promoting open jobs, and tracking metrics like followers, interactions, and traffic to measure the impact of social media efforts.
49. The “Cisco Kid” “ Cisco just offered me a job! Now I have to weigh the utility of a fatty paycheck against the daily commute to San Jose and hating the work." #rshouston
50. Respond & Answer Questions … Questions usually come in through your @replies tab.
53. Mobile Usage stats Who in here doesn't have a cell phone? Would you turn around on your drive into work to get it if you left it?
54. The difference between shrinking your careers site to fit a mobile screen and optimizing it Text campaigns Why it works
55. SEO Great example is Dignity Memorial they went from not being in the game to having Google’s first page from a 3-5 month timeline of our consultative efforts
56. PPC What is it? Who do you reach? cost effective can change strategy as you go
57. Video no longer new who should be in it what do I do with it?
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Give them stake in your organization, how does there job matter, Leon Young. Seth Godin
Two criticisms: A we have short attention spans and need constant reinforcement B That we’re restless and selfish and don’t want to invest in an organization for the long term Training, Mentorship. Raised on MTV and plagued my ADD