Expolan2010 Social Media Recruiting
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Social Media Recruiting. Presentación en la feria Expolan 2010 de Barakaldo, organizada por Inguralde
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Expolan2010 Social Media Recruiting
- 1. Social Media Recruiting Empleo 2.0: “ pesca donde estén los peces”
- 44. Las redes sociales no son tecnología ; son personas Desde 3/Feb/2009 737 Followers 6.993 Updates Desde 28/Marzo/2007 431 Followers 2.437 Updates Desde 9/Oct/2008 340 Followers 3.822 Updates Desde 19/Oct/2009 270 Followers 462 Updates Desde 16/May/2009 264 Followers 620 Updates Desde 3/Abril/2007 3.861 Followers 22.720 Updates 5.903 Seguidores 37.054 Conversaciones
- 65. Algunas cifras I Estudio Xupera de Gestión de Experiencia de Cliente
- 66. Algunas cifras I Estudio Xupera de Gestión de Experiencia de Cliente
- 69. ¿Dónde están los candidatos? Segunda Oleada del Observatorio de Redes Sociales
- 87. Herramientas Internas: Intranet 2.0
- 88. Herramientas Internas: Intranet social
- 89. Herramientas
- 90. El caso Zappos
- 91. El caso Zappos
- 92. El caso Zappos
- 96. Qué estrategia? El reclutamiento en medios y redes sociales debe integrarse en una estrategia y un plan de Social Media holístico . Hay sinergias significativas entre tu audiencia objetivo en los medios y redes sociales y los candidatos que se incorporarán a tu organización. Social Media no debe “pertenecer” a Marketing o Atención al Cliente. La estrategia en Social Media debe ser parte de toda la organización .
- 97. Qué estrategia? listen . talk . get social !
- 98. Qué estrategia? Modelo Sharing Brands
- 99. Algunas ideas Dedica el tiempo suficiente a mantener tu presencia en Social Media. No pienses que todo el mundo irá a visitar tus perfiles
- 100. Algunas ideas Conoce / Descubre el medio. Investiga, prueba, equivócate, aprende…
- 101. Algunas ideas Gestiona tu reputación y la de tu organización. Si tú no lo haces, otros lo harán por tí
- 102. Algunas ideas Comienza en pequeño y construye añadiendo ladrillo a ladrillo
- 103. Algunas ideas Monitoriza a tu competencia, a tu sector
- 112. Es la recomendación, estúpido!
- 114. Recuerda ¡No todo es Tecnología!
- 115. Por dónde empezar?
- 117. Social Media Recruiting http://twitter.com/SharingBrands [email_address] http://twitter.com/xupera http://www.xupera.com/ Expolan 2010 Inguralde http://twitter.com/inguralde
- 118. Antxon Benito http://twitter.com/antxon [email_address] http://twitter.com/JorgeGDelArco [email_address] Jorge G. Del Arco
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- Job Listing Aggregators FlipDog.com – Aggregates job listings from several sites and then allows you to browse and search by category, location, industry and more. GetTheJob.com – Aggregates job listings from company job boards. Many of the listings never make it to standard job sites. Indeed – Searches numerous job sites, newspapers, associations and company career pages to provide nearly a million job listings in one location. Jobster.com – Allows you to post your resume, search numerous listings and set up job alerts to be delivered to your email. LinkUp.com – As opposed to other job aggregating sites, LinkUp monitors the job pages of company websites and gets their listings directly from the sources. SimplyHired.com – Search millions of jobs by keywords or location, or for the brave you can just browse by industry. WorkTree.com – Job search engine that aggregates job listings from numerous sources all in one search.
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- Resume Tools Emurse.com – Allows you to build an online version of your resume and host it on a Web page to share with potential employers. HowToWriteAResume.net – Create your resume online from their system and also store it online with them for free. hResume Creator – A simple form to help you create an online resume in the hResume Microformat. JukeDuke.com – Allows you to create an online portfolio and resume that you can share with potential employers. Razume.com – Allows you to upload your resume, black out your contact info, and get feedback from other members on how to improve your document. VisualCV.com – A free service for building a secure online resume that lets you share different versions with employees, coworkers, friends and so on. You can include video, samples of your best work and so on.
- Resume Tools Emurse.com – Allows you to build an online version of your resume and host it on a Web page to share with potential employers. HowToWriteAResume.net – Create your resume online from their system and also store it online with them for free. hResume Creator – A simple form to help you create an online resume in the hResume Microformat. JukeDuke.com – Allows you to create an online portfolio and resume that you can share with potential employers. Razume.com – Allows you to upload your resume, black out your contact info, and get feedback from other members on how to improve your document. VisualCV.com – A free service for building a secure online resume that lets you share different versions with employees, coworkers, friends and so on. You can include video, samples of your best work and so on.